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This Russian High Tech 3D Printer Can Print Everything, Except Money. India Too Will Have One Soon
In the heart of Moscow, inside the high-security halls of Rosatom Additive Technologies, a revolution is quietly unfolding-one that could redefine how the world builds its rockets, reactors, and perhaps even its future.
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US Scientists Announce 3D Heart Printing Breakthrough
US scientists have successfully built functional heart parts out of collagen using a 3D bioprinter, a breakthrough they say could one day create entire organs.
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Scientists Unveil 'First' 3D Printed Heart With Human Tissue, Vessels
Scientists in Israel unveiled a 3D print of a heart with human tissue and vessels on Monday, calling it a first and a "major medical breakthrough".
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Now, The First Ever 3D Print Of A Heart With Human Tissue, Vessels
Scientists in Israel unveiled a 3D print of a heart with human tissue and vessels on Monday, calling it a first and a "major medical breakthrough" that advances possibilities for transplants.
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3D-Printed Patch Can Help Mend 'Broken' Hearts
Researchers used laser-based 3D-bioprinting techniques to incorporate stem cells derived from adult human heart cells on a matrix that began to grow and beat synchronously in a dish in the lab.
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3D-Printing Technology Helps Doctors Save Baby in China
The surgery performed in the northeast Jilin Province was the first open heart surgery performed using 3D printing technology.
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Handheld, 3D-Printed Device to Read Vital Signs via Lips and Fingertips
Called MouthLab, the device uses mouthpiece and thumb pad sensors to quickly test a patient's blood pressure, breathing, blood oxygen, heart rate and heartbeat pattern.
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First Heart 3D-Printed With Multiple Imaging Techniques
This is the first time the integration of computed tomography (CT) and 3D transesophageal echocardiography (3DTEE) has successfully been used.
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Scientists try 3D printer to build human heart
So far, the University of Louisville team has printed human heart valves and small veins with cells, and they can construct some other parts with other methods.
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This Russian High Tech 3D Printer Can Print Everything, Except Money. India Too Will Have One Soon
In the heart of Moscow, inside the high-security halls of Rosatom Additive Technologies, a revolution is quietly unfolding-one that could redefine how the world builds its rockets, reactors, and perhaps even its future.
-
US Scientists Announce 3D Heart Printing Breakthrough
US scientists have successfully built functional heart parts out of collagen using a 3D bioprinter, a breakthrough they say could one day create entire organs.
-
Scientists Unveil 'First' 3D Printed Heart With Human Tissue, Vessels
Scientists in Israel unveiled a 3D print of a heart with human tissue and vessels on Monday, calling it a first and a "major medical breakthrough".
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Now, The First Ever 3D Print Of A Heart With Human Tissue, Vessels
Scientists in Israel unveiled a 3D print of a heart with human tissue and vessels on Monday, calling it a first and a "major medical breakthrough" that advances possibilities for transplants.
-
3D-Printed Patch Can Help Mend 'Broken' Hearts
Researchers used laser-based 3D-bioprinting techniques to incorporate stem cells derived from adult human heart cells on a matrix that began to grow and beat synchronously in a dish in the lab.
-
3D-Printing Technology Helps Doctors Save Baby in China
The surgery performed in the northeast Jilin Province was the first open heart surgery performed using 3D printing technology.
-
Handheld, 3D-Printed Device to Read Vital Signs via Lips and Fingertips
Called MouthLab, the device uses mouthpiece and thumb pad sensors to quickly test a patient's blood pressure, breathing, blood oxygen, heart rate and heartbeat pattern.
-
First Heart 3D-Printed With Multiple Imaging Techniques
This is the first time the integration of computed tomography (CT) and 3D transesophageal echocardiography (3DTEE) has successfully been used.
-
Scientists try 3D printer to build human heart
So far, the University of Louisville team has printed human heart valves and small veins with cells, and they can construct some other parts with other methods.
