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Table 1
Additive metal (AM) medical implants in clinical use.
| Company | AM Type | Surgical application | Material | Year | Reference |
| Stanmore Implants Worldwide Ltd | DMLSa and EBMb | Pelvic reconstruction | Ti-6Al-4Vd | 2010 | [23] | Layerwise | SLMc | Facial reconstruction | Ti-6Al-4V | 2012 | [24] | Adler Ortho | EBM | Acetabular cups | Ti-6Al-4V | 2007 | [25] | Lima-Lto | EBM | Acetabular cups | Ti Grade 2 | 2007 | [25] | Exactech | EBM | Acetabular cups | Ti-6Al-4V | 2010 | [25, 26] | Advanced Medical Technologies | EBM | Lumbar cage | Ti Grade 2 | 2009 | [25, 27] |
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Direct metal laser sintering.
bElectron beam melting.
cSelective laser melting.
dTitanium alloy.
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