Synthetic dogs made for surgical rehearsals
An American company is making synthetic dogs to help veterinary students perform operations on them, instead of using real creatures.
The corpses made at Florida-based SynDaver Labs, have all realistic features which makes the practice a reliable experience.
There are functioning systems such as heartbeat, a circulatory system, inflating lungs, and even bleeding when the surgeon cuts into the flesh. The internal organs can also be customized with pathologies, illnesses and complications.
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