- Additive manufacturing can be used to produce bioresorbable implants and scaffolds for bone repair from polymers and metals. - Metals such as magnesium and iron-manganese alloys have mechanical properties similar to bone but their degradation rates need to be optimized. - Alloying elements like calcium and magnesium can accelerate the corrosion of iron-manganese alloys printed using additive manufacturing. - In vitro tests of printed iron-manganese scaffolds showed good cell attachment and proliferation, suggesting their potential for bone regeneration applications. - Further studies involving in vivo testing and innovative implant designs tailored for 3D printing are needed to develop effective bioresorbable metal implants.