Mending A Broken Heart
Newsweek|June 30 2017

No, this isn’t another silly love song; 3-D printing could revolutionize cardiology.

Jessica Firger 
Mending A Broken Heart

EACH YEAR, more than 700,000 Americans suffer myocardial infarction, aka a heart attack. Thanks to medical advances, there are myriad ways for a doctor to get the blood properly pumping and save a person’s life. A cardiologist might give a patient medication to clear or loosen blockages. Or a doctor might insert a catheter to remove the clot, or place stents in the artery so it stays open.

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