MDs tap 3D printing + imaging to prep for surgeries

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The combination of CT imaging and 3D printing is allowing surgeons at Children’s National Medical Center to create models of patient’s organs, which are then used to prepare for procedures. Read more at the link below.

To help solve challenging cardiac problems, doctors at Children’s press ‘print’

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