A cancer patient recovered well from a surgery involving a 3-D printed titanium sternum and rib cage placed in his chest, according to a research organization in Australia. The Commonwealth Scientific ...

At first glance, the metallic device almost looks like a high-tech bike pedal. Or maybe the latest cooking gadget for zesting lemons. Or, perhaps, it's a secret weapon for X-Men superhero Wolverine.

Developed in Lab 22 at Australia’s CSIRO and designed by a Melbourne-based medical device company called Anatomics, a 3D-printed titanium sternum and rib cage have been planted into a 54-year old ...

A $1.3 million electron beam Arcam 3D printer was used to produce the prosthetic – which is the first of its kind in the world – before flying it to Spain to be surgically implanted in the patient.

Hope Fuglesten, the 12-year-old Buxton, N.D., girl with spina bifida, on Thursday underwent the second half of a rare, life-saving two-part surgery to implant a titanium rib cage in her body. The ...

Hope Fuglesten, the 12-year-old Buxton, N.D., girl who is getting a titanium rib cage to help her survive spina bifida, returned to school this week at Central Valley School. "I was excited, but ...

Doctors say it's the first time a titanium sternum and set of ribs have been made with a 3-D printer. The custom-made device has already been... At first glance, the metallic device almost looks like ...