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3D printed plastic implant replaces three-quarters of man's skullScience NewsMar. 14, 2013 |
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 Surgeons have replaced 75 percent of a man’s skull with a custom-designed polymer cranium constructed with a 3-D printer. The surgery took place on March 4 and is the first U.S. case following the FDA’s approval of the implants last month. The patient’s reason for needing such extensive replacement surgery has not been revealed. Read More 
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