Abstract

3DP technique is one of the most ingenious technologies, especially in the pharmaceutical field since its first discovery in the early 1980s. 3D printing technology enables unprecedented versatility in the design and production of complex materials that can be used in customized and programmable medicine. The discussion and analysis revealed that several 3D printing technologies based on varying principles have been developed. Although 3DP is still in its growing stage, this technology has made the fabrication of extremely sophisticated and intricated dosage forms feasible. Conclusion: Despite numerous advantages and benefits in pharmaceutical and health care systems, there are several technical and regulatory challenges obstructing its extensive utilization. With the increasing investments and research in this direction, it has the potential to overcome the regulatory and technical limitations in the days to come. Key Words: 3D Printing; Three-dimensional printing; Personalized medicines; Stereolithography; Rapid prototyping; Additive manufacturing; Solid free-form fabrication.

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