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3D Printing for a Face and Bilateral Arm Transplant
In 2020, Joe DiMeo underwent face and arm transplant surgery at NYU Langone Health. To restore the identity of his donor, NYU’s LaGuardia Studio fabricated a lifelike face mask and arms.
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