The 3D printing implant technology saved this dog’s life. Bliss, a 2-year-old dog, was sent to the shelter by his family because of a tumor in his head.
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Many people were touched by his story and thought about how they could help the dog.
Blis is a good and calm dog, but he has gone through a lot of suffering and physical and psychological damage.
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Despite the problems, she is always optimistic and smiling.
From the examinations, it seems that Bliss is a healthy dog and his brain has not been affected by the tumor.
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Elizabeth Hart contacted a veterinarian to find out if the dog would recover. He said that the tumor could be removed and a 33-printed porous polyethylene implant manufactured in Australia replaced part of her skull and facial bones.
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Doctors worked to make the best implant to suit him. The operation will be done soon.
We hope that everything goes well.