GE Healthcare Researching Ways to 3D Print Medical Models With the Touch of a Button
About two years ago, GE Healthcare teamed up with Arterys to develop an MRI scanning technology that displays images of a patient's heart in seven dimensions. While that is an impressive task indeed, we know that 3D printed medical models offer patients and doctors a little something extra: the sense of touch.
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