For the first time, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic are using a 3D printed replica of a brain aneurysm to help guide surgical repair.

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Daniel Reyes, 25, of Lakewood said it was back in June while working out with a friend at a nearby gym that something went wrong deep inside his head. “So right when I sat down to start my workout I leaned back against the bench and the top of my head touched it, so I cocked my head to knock it off my head so I can pick up the weights and I felt my neck and it was like really sore,” he recalled.

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Daniel was suffering from a brain aneurysm and underwent surgery at the Cleveland Clinic later that day. But this surgery was different because for the first time, a team of neurosurgeons knew exactly what Daniel’s aneurysm looked like […]

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