Great progress has been made in the developed world into the horror of cervical cancer, the third most common cancer in the world. But there is still a long way to go, with the World Health Organization reporting some 
Further to research the team learned that Potomac Photonics of Maryland, US, had a 3D Systems Projet HD 3000 Plus with specifications sufficient for the job. The results were more than sufficient, allowing the development of the amazing device to be brought to fruition.
The CryoPop is currently being tested. Once complete, Momo Scientific intends to create a supply chain to distribute the CryoPop throughout India and Africa, where the menace of this cancer rages most intensely.
Once again, 3D printing is helping catalyze medical progress, change our world and give hope to millions.
