By Michael Irving August 10, 2018 A 3D-printed device, loaded with neuronal stem cells, that can be implanted into an injured spinal cord to help "bridge" the damage University of Minnesota View 2 ...

Faster, More Precise Printing The implants contain dozens of tiny, 200-micrometer-wide channels (twice the width of a human hair) that guide neural stem cell and axon growth along the length of the ...

Humans with severe spinal cord injuries have been offered hope by scientists who have successfully treated rats with the same condition. Using 3D printing to create the scaffolding around which ...

LA JOLLA, Calif. (KGTV) - Researchers at UC San Diego published a study this week, showing that a mix of 3D printing and stem cell therapy can be used to treat severe spinal cord injuries.

Roughly 17,000 spinal cord injuries are reported in the U.S. each year. Even if this 3D printing approach could restore only limited function, it would be a significant advance, Parr said.

Right now, iLab is still in the testing period with its 3D-printed supplies. They’ve made, for example, roughly four prototypes of an umbilical cord clamp using ABS plastic material.

Humans with severe spinal cord injuries have been offered hope by scientists who have successfully treated rats with the same condition. Using 3D printing to create the scaffolding around which stem ...

Humans with severe spinal cord injuries have been offered hope by scientists who have successfully treated rats with the same condition. Using 3D printing to create the scaffolding around which ...

Humans with severe spinal cord injuries have been offered hope by scientists who have successfully treated rats with the same condition. Using 3D printing to create the scaffolding around which stem ...