Northwell Health is pioneering 3D-printed, detailed models of body parts to help surgeons better plan operations--which means less time in the operating room and less risk of complications.

The 3D printers trace a template loaded in from computer software and in a matter of hours, training models are created. Lamberson says they’re cheaper to make, costing anywhere from 50 to 70 ...

Surgeons are able to practice heart surgery on their individual patients by using the technology of 3D printing By Kirsty Vitarelli Published February 24, 2019 9:29AM (EST) ...

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Reconstructive and cosmetic surgeons are using the models to practice actual changes to be made on a patient's body part, for example face, and also to explain to the patient how he or she will ...

FARMINGTON, Conn. (AP) — Doctors at the University of Connecticut are using 3-D printing technology to help them practice some delicate brain surgery. Since 2012, physicians have been using a ...