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3D printing helps Madrid hospital avoid a leg amputation with a metamaterial bone implant

Kety S. - August 26, 2026

Spain-based Gregorio Marañón Hospital has avoided the amputation of a leg to a 38-year-old patient suffering from a high-grade bone sarcoma in his tibia....

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3D printing helps Madrid hospital avoid a leg amputation with a metamaterial bone implant