microsurgery

3D-Printed Nose Attached to Forearm To Grow Blood Vessels Before Moving It to Patient’s Face in 6-Hour Microsurgery

Medicine & Technology Aug 17, 2023

Surgeons 3D printed a nose and attached it to a patient's forearm for it to grow the necessary blood vessels before moving it to her face. Continue reading to learn the full story.

microsurgery

3D-Printed Nose Attached to Forearm To Grow Blood Vessels Before Moving It to Patient’s Face in 6-Hour Microsurgery

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