Tag: 3D printing

Using 3-D sculpture, Blind Mom “sees” unborn baby

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. As I love to say, one of the great delights of publishing online is that stories “live” forever in cyberspace. This means that people will run across stories I’ve composed that go back not just a few months but even decades! Or, alternatively, I will run across a previously published …

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Presented with a life-threatening airway mass, doctors use 3D printed fetal head to manage care for unborn baby

By Dave Andrusko As many times as we’ve written about it, to be honest I’m not sure I actually understand how 3D printing works-certainly not in the context that matters to us: helping preborn babies. But here’s the latest example, courtesy of the University of Michigan, of what is genuinely cutting edge technology. According to …

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