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    Organ transplants can save lives, but they’re plagued by long waiting lists and high chances of rejection. In a major step towards creating new organs on demand, Stanford scientists have now received a contract and funding for experiments to 3D print human hearts and implant them into live pigs.

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    • . @StanfordMed scientists have now received an @ARPA_H contract and funding for experiments to #3Dprint human hearts and implant them into live pigs. #xenotranplantation #organtransplant #bioengineering https://t.co/YT751Cu1ZS

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    A group of researchers from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), and Columbia University have discovered a potential new method to treat nervous system diseases using 3D printing. The team is 3D printing acoustic holograms capable of opening the blood-brain barrier (BBB) – a semipermeable border of cells that […]

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    • A team can #3dprint acoustic holograms capable of opening the blood-brain barrier and enabling non-invasive targeted drug delivery into the nervous system! It could revolutionize a range of treatments in neurology and psychiatry. https://t.co/XkAMHIJdhn

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    Axial3D’s precision 3D medical modeling offers surgeons unprecedented insights beyond conventional 2D patient scan data. These insights can add a completely different perspective to the pathology, offer information that just isn’t always available from a 2D image, and in many cases even change the plan for a surgical procedure. In addition, these additional insights are […]

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    • Read how surgeons are improving pre-operative communication with 3D printing in this case of a 5 month old patient that was on a surgical waiting list for an Arterial switch, VSD closure and Pulmonary artery (PA) debanding here: https://t.co/VaFeM1uhX3 #3Dprint #patientcare https://t.co/JbJGJlXUaq

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    Gaining informed consent with 3D anatomical models Case A 6 year old female patient presented with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome. Given the complexity of the patient’s condition, the surgeon’s ability to diagnose and treat the patient was significantly limited by utilizing CT images alone. Outcomes Axial3D created a the precision 3D model of the patient’s […]

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    • In this case, Axial3D created a precision 3D model of the patient’s cardiac anatomy which transformed the operative approach, helping the surgeon to ‘replumb’ the patient’s heart. Read the whole story here: https://t.co/b2yQlIri98 #medical3Dprint #3Dprinting #3Dprint #3DModel https://t.co/aPALgzl6iI

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    Web resultsToday, the firm represents Clients throughout the state in all manner of personal injury claims including product liability, catastrophic injuries, premise liability, …The services of a legal nurse consulting firm add a new dimension of flavoring to … about symptoms, diagnoses, and treatment following a personal injury.Mar 6, 2015 – In sum, subrogation liens add a whole new…

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    • Read on our blog about the case of Aaron Feuer’s client who suffered a severe brain injury caused by negligence and faulty equipment while being transported for treatment to a dialysis center. https://t.co/pPWUoZntfj #3Dprinting #3Dprint #3Dmodel #anatomicalmodel https://t.co/ME1K7i6Oo1