IIT Madras develops 3D-printed face implants for patients suffering from Black Fungus
IIT Madras develops 3D-printed face implants for patients suffering from Black Fungus
IIT Madras researchers have developed 3D-printed face implants for patients suffering from Black Fungus, also known as Mucormycosis. The implants are made of medical-grade titanium and are designed to match the patient's face using CT data. The initiative, called #Right2Face, aims to provide free implants to economically-weaker patients. The partnership with ZorioX Innovation labs allows for the implementation of this technology in reconstructive surgeries for patients who have lost their facial features due to the disease.
IIT Madras researchers have developed 3D-printed face implants for patients suffering from Black Fungus, also known as Mucormycosis. The implants are made of medical-grade titanium and are designed to match the patient's face using CT data. The initiative, called #Right2Face, aims to provide free implants to economically-weaker patients. The partnership with ZorioX Innovation labs allows for the implementation of this technology in reconstructive surgeries for patients who have lost their facial features due to the disease.
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IIT Madras researchers have developed 3D-printed face implants for patients suffering from Black Fungus, also known as Mucormycosis. The implants are made of medical-grade titanium and are designed to match the patient's face using CT data. The initiative, called #Right2Face, aims to provide free implants to economically-weaker patients. The partnership with ZorioX Innovation labs allows for the implementation of this technology in reconstructive surgeries for patients who have lost their facial features due to the disease. 
