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David Lott, M.D., a Mayo Clinic otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon, holding a 3D printed mold used in larynx regeneration.

By Susan Buckles
August 2, 2022
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Expert Alert: Options for laryngeal regeneration

PHOENIX, Ariz. — Mayo Clinic is using 3D printing as a new option to heal the larynx after cancer or traumatic injury. David Lott, M.D.,…

a closeup of three Mayo Clinic medical staff members in an operating room

By Susan Buckles
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May 21, 2022

Science Saturday: The regenerative operating room of the future

Man getting a dental checkup

By Jennifer O'Hara
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April 26, 2022

Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast: Advances in oral cancer treatment, reconstruction

Male teenager lifts hand in 3D-printed cast as male physical therapist examines.

By Alex Osiadacz
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March 7, 2022

Mayo Clinic Minute: 3D-printed cast makes for a more hygienic recovery

By Alex Osiadacz
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February 25, 2022

How a 3D model, surgery helped a Florida father avoid a heart transplant

plastic surgery patient John Roby in his hospital bed holding one of the 3D models of his face

By Ethan Grove
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June 2, 2021

Thanks to 3D printing, ‘They know who I am — I’m grandpa’

a white person in a checked shirt and wearing gloves, holding a clear plastic protective face mask

By Ethan Grove
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April 1, 2020

Radiology, Engineering investigating ways to help Mayo Clinic during COVID-19 response

By Dana Sparks
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January 15, 2020

Infographic: 3D printing for cancer treatment

medical staff and surgeons holding a 3D printed model of a human lungs and rib cage

By Vivien Williams
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January 10, 2020

Mayo Clinic Minute: How 3D printing helps lung surgery

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