A blind dog had his sight miraculously restored by a vet who drilled into his skull to drain fluid that was "swamping his brain." Gus the golden retriever was taken in by kind owner Sarah Millar ...

Thankfully for Dymeck and Patches, researchers at the Ontario Veterinary ... dog’s head to plan out how the procedure would be conducted. By doing so, the team knew how much of Patches’ skull ...

A dog who lost part of its skull to ... Patches needed to have a portion of her skull removed. Dr. Michelle Oblak, a veterinary surgical oncologist with the University of Guelph’s Ontario ...

The university said the procedure was a veterinary first in North America. The 9-year-old dog had a large cancerous tumor on the front of her skull that was pushing dangerously close to her brain ...

The Online Veterinary ... canine skeleton; an illustrated lesson on gametogenesis, fertilization and embryonic development; a lesson on canine ocular reflexes; and an illustrated, interactive pig ...

Dr. Oblak also used 3D printing to help Patches before the surgery: By using a 3D-printed model of the dog’s skull and tumor, the veterinary surgical oncologist was able to practice removing the ...

Specimen of a dog skull Wagner Souza e Silva / Museum of Veterinary Anatomy FMVZ USP via Wikicommons under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International Humans have enjoyed a long ...

The university said the procedure was a veterinary first in North America. The 9-year-old dog had a large cancerous tumor on the front of her skull that was pushing dangerously close to her brain ...