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KLS Martin expands ordering access to printed bioceramic implants

Patient-specific calcium-phosphate implants join the IPS Gate planning and ordering workflow.

Source update: Published: 3Dprintsy · AI-assisted brief
KLS Martin’s illustration of patient-specific craniofacial solutions.
KLS Martin’s illustration of patient-specific craniofacial solutions. Image: Lithoz / KLS Martin ↗

What happened

Lithoz reported that KLS Martin now offers patient-specific implants made from LithaBone TCP through its IPS Gate platform. The material is a tricalcium-phosphate ceramic used for bone-replacement applications.

The September release said KLS Martin was approaching 500 delivered ceramic implants and expected to reach that milestone by the end of the third quarter. That statement was a forecast at publication, not a confirmed end-of-quarter total.

The development links ceramic printing with a surgeon-facing planning and delivery service. Clinical suitability remains tied to the specified device, patient and treatment workflow.

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Primary-source reporting; this is not a hands-on review. Sources checked Oct 25, 2026.

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