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Implants 3D-printed in space could enable nerve regeneration
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Implants 3D-printed in space could enable nerve regeneration
After 3D printing implantable medical devices aboard the International Space Station, Auxilium Biotechnologies has enrolled the first patient in a clinical trial of its technology for nerve regeneration. San Diego-based Auxilium Biotechnologies designed the investigational NeuroSpan Bridge device to accelerate nerve regeneration and nerve targeting after debilitating nerve injuries to extremities. About 3% of civilian…
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Implants 3D-printed in space could enable nerve regeneration
After 3D printing implantable medical devices aboard the International Space Station, Auxilium Biotechnologies has enrolled the first patient in a clinical trial of its technology for nerve regeneration. San Diego-based Auxilium Biotechnologies designed the investigational NeuroSpan Bridge device to accelerate nerve regeneration and nerve targeting after debilitating nerve injuries to extremities. About 3% of civilian…
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Implants 3D-printed in space could enable nerve regeneration
After 3D printing implantable medical devices aboard the International Space Station, Auxilium Biotechnologies has enrolled the first patient in a clinical trial of its technology for nerve regeneration. San Diego-based Auxilium Biotechnologies designed the investigational NeuroSpan Bridge device to accelerate nerve regeneration and nerve targeting after debilitating nerve injuries to extremities. About 3% of civilian…

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