How 3D printing can help veterinarians with surgical planning for dogs
Dr. Yu-Hui Huang and Dr. Stephanie Goldschmidt discuss their recent collaboration on a case series and the value 3D printing offers for surgical planning of… Read more »
Dr Yu-Hui Huang & Dr Stephanie Goldschmidt
Dr Yu-Hui Huang
Formally trained in Biomedical Visualization and Clinical Anaplastology, Dr. Yu-Hui Huang is currently completing her Radiology residency at the University of Minnesota, where she utilizes 3D printing to assist with clinical care for human and veterinary patients. Dr. Huang is also an adjunct faculty at the University of Illinois at Chicago Graduate Biomedical Visualization Program, where she teaches 3D Printing with Data Segmentation for Medicine and Pathophysiology for Biomedical Visualization. She seeks to combine art, medicine and technology, specifically medical imaging and 3D printing, to improve patient outcomes.
Dr Stephanie Goldschmidt
Dr. Stephanie Goldschmidt is an assistant professor in Dentistry and Oral surgery at the University of California- Davis and practices clinically at the William R. Pritchard veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital of Veterinary Medicine. Her training includes a residency performed at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where she also completed her undergraduate degree in Animal Science. She received her veterinary degree from the Royal School of Veterinary Studies at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland and then went on to complete a rotating internship at the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island. Following residency, she was an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota for 5 years. Her specialty clinical and research area is oral oncologic surgery with a subspeciality focus on novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to optimize patient outcomes.
Formally trained in Biomedical Visualization and Clinical Anaplastology, Dr. Yu-Hui Huang is currently completing her Radiology residency at the University of Minnesota, where she utilizes 3D printing to assist with clinical care for human and veterinary patients. Dr. Huang is also an adjunct faculty at the University of Illinois at Chicago Graduate Biomedical Visualization Program, where she teaches 3D Printing with Data Segmentation for Medicine and Pathophysiology for Biomedical Visualization. She seeks to combine art, medicine and technology, specifically medical imaging and 3D printing, to improve patient outcomes.
Dr Stephanie Goldschmidt
Dr. Stephanie Goldschmidt is an assistant professor in Dentistry and Oral surgery at the University of California- Davis and practices clinically at the William R. Pritchard veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital of Veterinary Medicine. Her training includes a residency performed at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where she also completed her undergraduate degree in Animal Science. She received her veterinary degree from the Royal School of Veterinary Studies at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland and then went on to complete a rotating internship at the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island. Following residency, she was an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota for 5 years. Her specialty clinical and research area is oral oncologic surgery with a subspeciality focus on novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to optimize patient outcomes.
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