The reason for this lies in the bones they lack ... is where the proposed VCJ method can make a huge difference. This 3D printing process involved the use of soft, slow-curing thiolene polymers.

Previously other companies have used 3D printing ... ear and shipped in cold storage reports to a doctor, according to the Times. The doctor then implanted the ear under the patient’s skin.

In recent years, 3D printing has opened a world of new possibilities for medical applications by allowing researchers to make materials in many shapes and structures. Unlike typical printers, which ...