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Custom 3D-printed MRI sensors could transform imaging for children

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Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed customisable, low-cost MRI sensors that can be 3D printed in minutes to fit individual patients, particularly infants and young children. This innovation improves image quality while reducing manufacturing costs and production times, offering significant benefits for paediatric medicine and personalized imaging.

Clinicians could soon adjust digital models and print new MRI coils within minutes, potentially revolutionizing how patient-specific medical devices are created across various healthcare applications.

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