This article discusses the current and future applications of 3D printing in healthcare, including its limitations and the need for enhanced imaging technology. The author explores the basics of 3D printing, its limitations in creating specific details down to the cellular level, and its current medical applications such as hearing aids, jaw replacements, bones, prosthetics, and tooth caps. The article concludes with a discussion on the future of 3D printing in healthcare, including the need to detail the vasculature of a person's original organs to create fully functioning organs.

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This article discusses the current and future applications of 3D printing in healthcare, including its limitations and the need for enhanced imaging technology. The author explores the potential for 3D printing to create fully functioning organs and the challenges that must be overcome to achieve this goal.

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This article discusses the current and future applications of 3D printing in healthcare, including its limitations and the need for enhanced imaging technology. The piece analyzes the finer details of each specific topic, including how 3D printing currently works, its limitations, and current and future applications.

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