Teen’s 3D-printed hip implant

Posted on MonAmerica/Los_Angeles2018-07-30T12:48:20-07:00 14, 2014 Updated on SunAmerica/Los_Angeles2018-07-22T12:51:06-07:00 14, 2014

According to the CBS News reporter Nick Dietz,” Teen walking again after 3D-printed hip implant A 3D-printed hip implant is changing the life of a Swedish teenager who was facing the possibility of never walking again due to a rare hereditary condition”.

CBSNews.com

Advertisements

This entry was posted in 356 days of 3D Printing, Why 3D Printing, history, 3D Printer Company, 3D Printer material types, 3D Printing and healthcare, 3D Printing in Medicine and Health, 3D Printing Industry News and trends, 3D Printing latest news, 3D Printing Top Stories, Latest Tech, and Lifestyle, Advanced Materials Technologies, Complex Geometry in additive manufacturing design, SV3DPrinter solutions and prediction for 3d Printing market, SV3DPrinter’s vision for future 3D printers, Understanding Additive Manufacturing and tagged Health, Ideas, Nick Dietz, rare hereditary condition, Research, Teen's 3D-printed hip implant.

	ajeanneinthekitchen on USF Health is printing up to 3…
	ajeanneinthekitchen on 3D printed Makers Mask,
	donalltrump on Coronavirus postpones AMUG 202…
	Anonymous on The 3D printer is saving Coron…
	drkingpowerfully on Fans of the day *
	drkingpowerfully on Fans of the day *
	worldphoto12 on Fans of the day *
	worldphoto12 on Chinese doctors 3D print nidus…
	drkingpowerfully on Contact us
	drkingpowerfully on Fans of the day *

SV3DPRINTER

A forum for 3D printing expert and researchers

Teen’s 3D-printed hip implant

Like this:

Related

Leave a Reply Cancel reply