This case exemplifies very well how digital visualisation can help doctors see the problem adequately and make the right decision regarding operations. A vet sent us the CT image of a rabbit’s head for further analysis because the imaging examination detected a tumour in the back part of the nasal cavity near to the olfactory bulb. As he wanted to perform a minimally invasive surgical intervention, he asked us to create a 3D model making the position of the tumour more visible. We made the model and we could suggest an alternative surgical approach during the consultation.
Dr. Bence Lengyel, an orthopedic surgeon at Fuziovet Animal Hospital, shares his experience, breakthrough case studies, and his perspective on the future of veterinary surgery.
The role of 3D modeling in veterinary medicine is now undeniable, a fact clearly demonstrated by our experiences at leading European veterinary exhibitions.
The misconception that leads to disappointing outcomes
Diverse anatomical visualization
Diverse anatomical visualization
Diverse anatomical visualization
