Erasmus MC will use 3D-printed bones for practice
Image by: Wikimedia
A (junior) doctor has to practice a lot before he or she can enter the operating room. For their exercises, students and doctors of Erasmus MC usually use bones of deceased people. However, the supply does not meet the demand for it.
Therefore from now on, Erasmus MC will start to use 3D-printed bones as well. The Dutch TV news station NOS shows what that will look like.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BG7JJLruv01/
According to the NOS, the development of the bones is an cooperation between the doctors of Erasmus MC and the engineers of TU Delft.
De redactie
-
Jolene MeijerinkEditor
Latest news
-
Agreements on international students now officially formalised
Gepubliceerd op:-
Education
-
Internationalisation
-
-
Looking for Woudestein’s wildlife with nature expert Jacob Molenaar
Gepubliceerd op:Article type: Video-
EM TV
-
-
Student union starts petition against increase in tuition fees for international students
Gepubliceerd op:-
Money
-
Comments
Comments are closed.
Read more in Student life
-
Marcroix celebrates its 100th anniversary: ‘Are you ready for a little gallop?’
Gepubliceerd op:-
Student life
-
-
The impact of AI on entry-level jobs: no reason to panic, but much to think about
Gepubliceerd op:-
Artificial Intelligence
-
Student life
-
-
World Cup participation means a lot for Curaçaoan students: ‘For the first time you see your country being recognised’
Gepubliceerd op:-
Student life
-
