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New Prosthesis Helps 10 Year Old Bicyclist – 3D Printing STEM Project – Milford, NH

Posted on June 22, 2017 by Stan Freeda

Morgan Peterson was born without the lower portion of her left arm. The limb tapers to slim roundness just below the elbow. She was 6 months old when ﬁtted with her ﬁrst prosthetic, courtesy of Shriners Hospitals. Four more have … Continue reading →

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