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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on June 08 2022 at 09:46 PM Edited public

  3D-printed ear implants grown from patient cells head to clinical trials
  
  #3Dprintedear #earimplants #implants
  
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  3D-printed ear implants grown from patient cells head to clinical trials | CN1699

  There may soon be new hope for patients born with genetic defects that leave them with misshapen or missing ears. A new human clinical trial will...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on March 19 2022 at 05:43 PM Edited public

  Drug-doped silicone may stop implants from being rejected
  
  #silocone #drugdope #implants
  
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  Drug-doped silicone may stop implants from being rejected | CN1699

  Seeking to better understand the inflammatory response, scientists from the University of Cambridge implanted a small electrical device in mice,...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on August 16 2021 at 10:53 AM Edited public

  Tiny implants could dramatically improve brain-computer interfaces
  
  #tinyimplants #braincomputerinterface #implants
  
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  https://cn1699.com/news/tiny-implants-could-dramatically-improve-brain-computer-interfaces

  

  Tiny implants could dramatically improve brain-computer interfaces | CN1699

  Four years ago, scientists from Rhode Island's Brown University, Texas' Baylor University, the University of California at San Diego, and Qualcomm...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on November 17 2020 at 09:57 PM Edited public

  Fraunhofer IFAM develops twofold infection protection for implants
  
  #fraunhofer #IFAM #implants #infection
  
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  https://cn1699.com/news/fraunhofer-ifam-develops-twofold-infection-protection-implants

  

  Fraunhofer IFAM develops twofold infection protection for implants | CN1699

  When a patient receives a titanium artificial hip, there's always the risk of an infection developing at the interface between the metal and the...
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