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Maker Profile: Dr. Marco Vettorello

Entry posted by Dr. Mike · October 21, 2014

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Dr. Marco Vettorello is an anesthesiologist and intensive care physician in Italy. On the side he has been creating high quality anatomical models that are of great value for medical education. He has agreed to share his models with the Embodi3D community. All are available for free download. The models that he has shared include:

Thanks very much Dr. Vettorello! We appreciate you sharing with the Embodi3D community!

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