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A 3D printed model of a toddler's heart that simplifies surgery and
expedites recovery time. A dime-sized microchip that measures
compounds in exhaled breath to diagnose lung cancer in its early
stages. A heat profile generated from a simple blood draw that can
indicate the presence or absence — and stage — of cervical cancer.
These are just a few examples of the emerging technologies to
come out of the University of Louisville in recent months to improve
medical care for patients. This innovative application of research is
a direct result of the talent and collaborative effort of engineers,
researchers, physicians and surgeons across many university
disciplines — all aimed at making surgical and diagnostic procedures
simpler and less invasive, with more individualized treatment plans.
Marvels
EMERGING NON-INVASIVE TECHNOLOGIES
Medical
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