A new method of 3D printing an anatomically accurate replica of the human liver is now helping to guide surgeons during tricky procedures, researchers report.
Image credit: Cleveland Clinic
The 3D-printed models of the human liver are made of transparent material that is threaded with colored arteries and veins.
These livers could help surgeons prevent complications when performing liver transplants, or removing cancerous tumors, researchers said.
Source: http://www.livescience.com/43923-images-3d-printed-liver.html
Friday, June 13, 2014
3D Printed Liver
A new method of 3D printing an anatomically accurate replica of the human liver is now helping to guide surgeons during tricky procedures, researchers report.
Image credit: Cleveland Clinic
The 3D-printed models of the human liver are made of transparent material that is threaded with colored arteries and veins.
These livers could help surgeons prevent complications when performing liver transplants, or removing cancerous tumors, researchers said.
Source: http://www.livescience.com/43923-images-3d-printed-liver.html
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