Man accepts a 3D-printed titanium half-skull
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2014-08-29 07:43 |
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A medical worker from Xijing Hospital in Xi'an displays on Wednesday a titanium net created with 3-D-printing technology. The net will be placed in the head of a patient to repair the damaged part of his skull. The patient accidentally fell from the third floor while he was building a house. [Photo by Zhao Chen/For China Daily] |
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