3D printing is increasingly gaining importance in various fields of medicine. One of these fields is gynecological oncology, where it has significant potential to improve diagnostics, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary communication. A group of German doctors, therefore, focused on comparing individualized 3D models of cervical cancer and explored their potential benefits for translational oncology in a new study published in the journal 3D Printing in Medicine.
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