Researchers have created over 3,800 ‘digital twins’ of human hearts to study how cardiac disease varies across age groups, ...

They now have a 3D fetal heart model for their residents and patients ... Nate says it’s been a passion project and he hopes to have even more opportunities like this before he graduates.

Scientists also used the machines to print a 3D model of the patient's aortas. This model included the valve that was narrowed or partially closed. Once created, the heart was connected to a ...

The procedure involves first converting medical images of a patient’s heart into a three-dimensional computer model, which the researchers can then 3D print using a polymer-based ink.

Major health systems say the headsets are improving ENT, heart and spine procedures and replacing some traditional equipment.