Czech scientists test 3D-printed joint implant that heals while it works
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Czech researchers at the University of Chemistry and Technology and Motol University Hospital are developing custom-made titanium implants with porous structures that can be infused with drugs and release them gradually, addressing post-operative infections and bone regrowth simultaneously.
The technology is still in development; clinical translation remains future research.
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