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Fotos para decir Conchetumadre! 2013

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Un craneo impreso en 3D

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The 23-hour surgery occurred three months ago, according to NBC News, but details are just being released, as the woman, 22, is recovering extremely well.​
While her name has not been released, she apparently suffered “from severe headaches due to a thickening of her skull.” Over time, she lost both her vision and her motor coordination and “it was only a matter of time before other essential brain functions would have atrophied.”​
Now?​
The woman’s pain is gone, her vision restored, and she is even back at work.​
Skulls used to be created by hand using a medical ‘cement,’ but they never fit quite right, one of the doctors said. The technology of 3D printing now allows for an “exact fit.”​
The plastic skull was ”manufactured with the help of Anatomics, an Australian medical device company that specializes in 3D printing.”​
 
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