Violet’s journey: 3D models help doctors plan her surgery

Posted on 15 Jan 2015 by Lisa Fratt

Posted in Our Patients’ Stories

More On: 3D printing, Craniofacial Anomalies Program

Performing an incredibly complex surgery like Violet’s craniofacial reconstruction takes teamwork and highly specialized tools. Our doctors used 3D printing to create models of Violet’s skull and practice her surgery before ever meeting her. Join us and watch Violet’s journey unfold.

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