How 3D printing can save millions of lives?

Can 3D printing serve the living?

And if the 3D printing was put for example the service of the surgeons to reduce the risks of accident?

To operate is a manual act. So you have to practice to do it well.
The more we operate, the better we know how to do it. This is where the training of surgeons raises questions of ethics, security and logistics.

For decades, students have practiced on dead bodies of humans or animals, before practicing on real patients which, despite the assistance of experienced practitioners, generates significant risks. So how to make the transition between observation and operation safer?

Sidarth offers us an alternative by offering students a first realistic approach to anatomy through 3D organs which properties are comparable to real human tissues.