Doctors in southwest China have successfully replaced a section of a female cancer patient's forehead with a 3D-printed part. The patient who is in her early 20s has had recurrent tumors for over 16 years, and has had to maintain bangs to cover the growths. When her tumors first began to show, Liu had them removed but they returned larger than before. Although benign, due to their location they put pressure against her right eye socket. A complete excision was the only procedure, but it would disfigure her face and the damage would be impossible to repair by plastic surgery. Hence, a 3D-printed bone replica procedure was agreed as the best operation.
Lenovo goes phab
Chinese smartphone major Lenovo on Tuesday launched Phab 2 Plus -- a 6.4-inch full-HD IPS display device designed for those who look for heavy data consumption. The smartphone comes with a 1.3GHz True 8 core MediaTek processor, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage expandable up to 128GB and runs on Android 6.0 operating system. It sports dual 13MP rear cameras with professional-grade Futjitsu Milbeaut Image Signal Processor, instant focus and fast F2.0 lenses. For selfie…
