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Tuesday, February 16, 2016
3D-MAPPING CORRECTS FACIAL TRAUMA IN ROTTWEILER.
Three-dimensional mapping technology helped University of California at Davis veterinarians correct major facial trauma in a Rottweiler puppy. Ziba's face was nearly crushed by a car, leaving her with damage that 10 years ago likely would have meant euthanasia. But the technology helped veterinarians identify problems and devise and carry out their surgical plan, marking the 10th such procedure at UC Davis, one of a small number of facilities with the technology. Today, Ziba's face shows no signs of her injury.
Full Story: KTXL-TV (Sacramento, Calif.)
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