VetBones: The Perfect Solution for Veterinary Procedures
Med Dimensions’ VetBones are changing the game for surgical practice.
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Mastering Thoracocentesis: Exploring the Benefits of Training with a Simulation Model
Thoracocentesis, a procedure involving the insertion of a needle into the pleural space to drain fluid or air, is a critical skill for veterinary professionals. It is vital for diagnosing and managing various respiratory conditions and emergencies. Proficiency in thoracocentesis requires knowledge, practice, and hands-on training. That’s where thoracocentesis training models come into play, providing…
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Will Artificial Intelligence Be Used in Veterinary Medicine?
The use of AI will tremendously impact the industry, especially in Medical Imaging Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way many industries operate, and veterinary medicine is no exception. The use of AI in veterinary medicine has great potential to improve animal health outcomes and assist veterinarians in making more accurate diagnoses and treatment decisions,…
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Angular Limb Deformities with Med Dimensions 3D Printed Surgical Guides
From Dr. Andrew Jackson Honey is a 1 year old female spayed Beagle mixed breed dog presented with a right forelimb angular limb deformity. Her deformity was quite pronounced compared to the left forelimb, which had mild typical valgus deformity. Radiographs revealed a biapical deformity of the right forelimb. I contacted Med Dimensions and presented…
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Featured: Innovative Minds In Veterinary Medicine- Will Byron
A Sit Down Interview with Will Byron, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder at Med Dimensions. 1. What has inspired you to help animals?From before I was even born, my parents had been doing animal rescue which meant I was born in a life full of, and fulfilled by, animals. It ranged from things as small…
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Vet Candy- Sean Bellefeuille is All About His Next Challenge
From Vet Candy, 2/7/2022 The path to veterinarian doesn’t usually start with engineering, but Cornell student, Sean Bellefeuille, is not your typical vet student. His inspiration for becoming a vet student actually came from a club he joined early on in University, helping to create 3D models for children’s prosthetics. This club sparked an interest…
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M3Dimensions shifts from 3D modeling to face shields
From Kevin Oklobzija of the Rochester Business journal, 3/24/2020 In normal times, M3Dimensions would be bettering the surgical process for veterinarians and providing veterinary students with 3D models to enhance learning. But during this global coronavirus pandemic, the Rochester-based medical device company is instead creating lightweight, protective face shields for health care workers. M3Dimensions, a…
