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  1. 11-04-2014, 10:30 AM #1
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    3D Printers' use in medical and surgical aspects

    Hello,

    I'm a bio-medical engineering student and I believe that 3D printers are the next stage in every surgical and medical aspect, specifically organ transplant. I start this degree for that reason, actually.

    I would highly appreciate it if you could refer me to any place that offers a closer look of 3D printers when used for medicine, as it'll be the starting point for my transplant project!
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    What are you going to transplant? And into who?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lucasio View Post
    Hello,

    I'm a bio-medical engineering student and I believe that 3D printers are the next stage in every surgical and medical aspect, specifically organ transplant. I start this degree for that reason, actually.

    I would highly appreciate it if you could refer me to any place that offers a closer look of 3D printers when used for medicine, as it'll be the starting point for my transplant project!
    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=3d+printing+in+medicine
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