
|Articles|December 11, 2012
Photo gallery: Canine craniectomy
View a photo gallery for a canine craniectomy and titanium mesh installation.
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This bony growth was removed from Digger’s skull.
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Titanium mesh was installed onto the top of Digger’s head.
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Dr. Logan closes up after Digger’s successful surgery.
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Digger recovers after surgery.
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