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« SuperMegaSpeed Reviews | Main | Everything is Flowers for Algernon to Me » 3-D Printed Replacement SkullTime for some link blogging. If you thought the concept of 3-D printers was kewl before when people were using it to print out parts they needed for home repairs and the like, this is going to impress you even more. Surgeons have replaced 75 percent of a man's skull with a custom-designed polymer cranium constructed with a 3-D printer. The surgery took place on March 4 and is the first U.S. case following the FDA's approval of the implants last month. By min | March 19, 2013, 1:42 PM | Science |