3-D printed windpipe gives infant breath of life

Fessenden, Marissa

doi:10.1038/nature.2013.13085

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“…Zopf et al printed a sleeve made of polycaprolactone that would fit around an infant's bronchus until the tracheal tissue developed sufficiently to permit airflow to both lungs [13,14]. Zopf et al printed a sleeve made of polycaprolactone that would fit around an infant's bronchus until the tracheal tissue developed sufficiently to permit airflow to both lungs [13,14].…”

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