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Human Organs Created On 3D Printer To Teach Surgical Techniques
The USF Health Morsani College of Medicine is using sophisticated 3D printers to create realistic human organs to teach surgical techniques. . (TGH Health News/Daniel Wallace) Summer Decker, USF Health associate professor of radiology, is a leading force in the...
NC State lab’s 3D printed hydrogels could be a step to one day developing synthetic organs
Just days after graduating with his PhD, Austin Williams showed just what helped him earn his doctoral degree. The accomplishment could end up helping millions of people. Inside a lab at North Carolina State University, 3D printers are producing a hydrogel mesh or...
3D Printing Webinar and Event Roundup: May 16, 2021
Even as we get closer to the official start of summer, that doesn’t mean the amount of webinars, virtual events, and live events are going down; in fact, the opposite is true! In this week’s roundup, we’ve got in-person and digital events covering all manner of...
3D-printed exoskeleton could offer disabled children a helping hand
Sometimes it takes a child’s question to highlight the obvious. . The question for Dr Matt Dickinson from the University of Central Lancashire was: “Why is there not a special shirt that children can wear that will help them move?” . The query and a rough design...
3 BRILLIANT MINUTES: 3D printed pills and an asthma vaccine
Brad Spakowitz has shown us how 3D printing has moved beyond hobbies and is now building homes. It’s also playing a role in health care. Brad says 3D printers could be used to create “customized” pills. . In the video above, he explains how these could be better for...
BEYOND LOCAL: How 3D-printed organs could save lives
This article, written by Saman Naghieh , University of Saskatchewan , originally appeared on The Conversation and has been republished here with permission: Due to the global organ shortage and limited organ donors, thousands of patients are left wanting organs and...
3D printing lays foundation for a new range of diagnostic tests
Researchers at KU Leuven have developed a 3D printing technique that extends the possibilities of lateral flow testing. These tests are widespread in the form of the classic pregnancy test and the COVID-19 self-tests. With the new printing technique, advanced...
Advancing 3D printing to aid tissue replacement
Success of this method in manufacturing functional tissues relies heavily on how well the fabricated structures mimic the native tissues. Professor Arda Gozen looks to a future someday in which doctors can hit a button to print out a scaffold on their 3-D printers and...
3D-printed fetus models allow surgeons to identify potential obstacles, reduce risks of surgery
A state-of-the-art in-utero procedure allows surgeons to correct a birth defect on developing babies inside the womb. But operating on a mother and her unborn child at the same time can be challenging and unpredictable. . To give their world-class surgeons even more...
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