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Cardiologist Talks about 3-D Printing's Place in Pediatric Surgery March 18, 2014

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Gerard Martin, MD, Senior Vice President, Center for Heart, Lung and Kidney Disease, and Co-Director of the Children’s National Heart Institute, discusses 3-D printing technology and it's applications in healthcare with Dubai One TV.

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