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Classification of Cutting-Edge Additive Manufacturing Techniques

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Cutting edge three-dimensional fabrication methods, being dissected into two major classifications of extrusion- and fusion-based technologies, allow production of predefined configurations with specific porosity and pore size. Extrusion-based techniques include inkjet and fused deposition molding, while fusion-based techniques include stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and selective laser melting methods. For each cutting-edge technique, the technical description, commonly utilized materials, and clinical applications are within the scope of this chapter.

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