Medical 3D Printing: Publications and Resources
Summary: The Disabled World compilation of Medical 3D Printing publications offers a comprehensive resource covering diverse applications, breakthroughs, and products in the field. This collection includes peer-reviewed articles, research papers, and news releases from reputable institutions and organizations. Topics range from bioprinting human heart cells in space to creating affordable prosthetic limbs, 3D-printed brain models for surgical practice, and tactile maps for the visually impaired. These publications provide valuable insights into the rapidly evolving world of medical 3D printing, offering potential benefits for people with disabilities, seniors, and healthcare professionals. The database serves as an informative tool for those interested in cutting-edge medical technologies and their impact on improving quality of life and healthcare outcomes.
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