An Australian neurosurgeon, Ralph Mobbs made a medical history when he successfully removed two cancerous vertebrae...
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An Australian neurosurgeon, Ralph Mobbs made a medical history when he successfully removed two cancerous vertebrae from a patient who is in his 60s and replaced it with a 3D-printed prosthesis. The amazing surgery was conducted late 2015 on a patient who…
http://techmymoney.com/2016/02/26/3d-printed-vertebrae-spine-implant/
An Australian neurosurgeon, Ralph Mobbs made a medical history when he successfully removed two cancerous vertebrae from a patient who is in his 60s and replaced it with a 3D-printed prosthesis. The amazing surgery was conducted late 2015 on a patient who…
http://techmymoney.com/2016/02/26/3d-printed-vertebrae-spine-implant/
That's kind of amazing Zara Altair
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ReplyDeletePierre Provost Very cool use of rubber, now synthetic. It used to come from rubber trees and was called chicle.
ReplyDeleteZara Altair great stuff ;-)! I have a C6 verterbrae that needs repair from carrying my daughter on my shoulders. I did that often during the Christmas night parade here in Ottawa, Orleans, Canada.
ReplyDeletePierre Provost Ouch. That must be annoying.
ReplyDeleteZara Altair not so bad yet let's hope my neck muscles stay strong enough to hold my head up high. Thank you.
ReplyDeletePierre Provost Yes, indeed. :)
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