Ethmoidal tumour

Ethmoidal tumour

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.

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