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3-D Printing Breakthroughs in Medtech: Bioresorbable Implants3-D Printing Breakthroughs in Medtech: Bioresorbable Implants
Bioresorbable Implants
January 28, 2015
1 Min Read
Garrett Peterson was born with a life-threatening tracheal defect, but a team at the University of Michigan’s C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital used 3-D printing to fabricate a customized splint that markedly improved the child’s respiration and will eventually dissolve in his body. |
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