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3d printing lion Skull about Netherlands Wired.
(Wired) A 22-year-old woman of this Netherlands in which suffers from each chronic calcaneus disorder : which has additional the width of the girls skull made by 1 . 5cm to 5cm, causing less expensive eyesight and as well , severe anxiety - has experienced the top a natural part of her brain removed and as well , replaced with each 3D marked implant. One of the operation provides performed near a team amongst neurosurgeons... See better that Ladies skull replace by 3D-printed plastic-type material one
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