Applications of 3D printing in oncology: 3D post-processing, patient-specific modeling and medical 3D printing
Tatiana Kelil (University of California, San Francisco; CA, USA) describes how 3D printing is assisting radiology-based therapeutics for cancer and what the future may hold for 3D printing as a tool in the fight against cancer, in this exclusive interview with 3DMedNet.
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