USC Team 3D Prints Custom MRI Sensors for Infants in Under 10 Minutes

USC researchers have developed a process to 3D print custom MRI sensors for infants and children in under 10 minutes at approximately $30 per unit. The printed sensors deliver roughly four times better image contrast than standard commercial coils, demonstrating significant advancement in medical imaging technology.

University of Southern California (USC) researchers have developed flexible, 3D printed MRI sensors that can be custom-made for individual infants and children in under 10 minutes for about $30, producing roughly four times the image contrast of standard commercial coils in testing. Solving a Fit…

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