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Tommi · 06-06-2013, 09:47 AM

FDA works Fast-3-D Printed Tracheal Splint

Researchers at the University of Michigan used 3-D printing technology to create bioresorbable device that proved to be lifesaving for Kaiba Gionfriddo, a 20-month old baby. The scientists received emergency permission from the FDA to create and implant the tracheal splint pictured here, which was made from polycaprolacton.

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Tommi Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Usually "Hello" Relationship Status: Married and Bound to Tommi's kaijira (Ts_kaijira ) Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Suthun.... California that is. Across the ridge from Laguna Beach. Posts: 8,151 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 13,621 Thanked 21,337 Times in 5,969 Posts Rep Power: 21474860	Baby's life saved with groundbreaking 3D printed device FDA works Fast-3-D Printed Tracheal Splint Researchers at the University of Michigan used 3-D printing technology to create bioresorbable device that proved to be lifesaving for Kaiba Gionfriddo, a 20-month old baby. The scientists received emergency permission from the FDA to create and implant the tracheal splint pictured here, which was made from polycaprolacton.