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Results: The reduction forceps were manufactured in three separate units: combination of the handle and the jaw, left and right handed versions, and the bar. The bar was a part of a hinge mechanism to fixate the units together. In the first prototype version the locking system design between the bar and the handles was functioning insufficiently although in the virtual CAD model it looked stable. Due to this handicap, we were not able to achieve experience from a clinical setting. We are currently in the process of re-designing the instrument prototype and manufacturing new versions. Thus, one of our findings was that when designing and manufacturing special instruments one needs to be prepared to produce several versions of the prototype, as the first physical model will likely not fulfill all the requirements set for the innovation.

Designing and Additive Manufacturing A Prototype for A Novel Instrument for Mandible Fracture Reduction