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Young Rhino Gets Surgery for Broken Leg in World-First
A young resident rhino at England’s Knowsley Safari received surgery for a fractured leg, in what was believed to be the first-ever procedure of its kind.Knowsley Safari said several months ago its staff noticed Amara,
UK Veterinarians Complete a First of Its Kind Surgery To Heal a Wounded Rhino
A group of 10 specially trained animal experts took part in a world-first surgery on a rhino to prepare its broken leg.
Safari Park Rhino Gets World-First Procedure To Mend Broken Leg
Veterinary medicine is a difficult field at the best of times, considering that the majority (but not all) of their patients can’t talk. It becomes even more difficult when serious health issues require surgery,
New treatment helps southern white rhinoceros recover from broken leg at Knowsley Safari park
Amara began limping on her right, front leg earlier this year after radiographs it was confirmed the rhino had had a fractured ulna. | ITV News Granada
World first medical procedure to heal 800kg rhino’s broken leg
A team of over ten vets, including specialist surgeons and anaesthetists, nurses and animal keepers, plus support staff, have carried
Rhino at UK safari park gets groundbreaking surgery on broken leg
Amara, an 800 kg southern white rhino at a safari park in northwest England, has received what has been described as a "groundbreaking" medical operation to help heal a broken front leg.
World-first operation to treat rhino’s broken leg
A rhinoceros with a broken leg is back on its feet after a world-first operation. Amara, a southern white rhino at Knowsley safari park, was given keyhole surgery and had to wear a cast for four weeks.
Rhino undergoes world's 1st surgery for fractured leg at England’s Knowsley Safari
A young rhino named Amara at England’s Knowsley Safari recently underwent the world's first surgery for a fractured leg.
UK team performs surgery to fix rhino's broken leg, an operation they say is world's 1st
Amara is an almost 2-year old Southern white rhino from
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. LONDON -- A team of over ten vets – including specialist surgeons, anaesthetists, and animal keepers – have on Thursday performed what they described as a ground-breaking ...
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Over 100 rockets fly into Israel from Hezbollah as world leaders urge de-escalation
Smoke billows from the site of an Israeli airstrike on Lebanon's southern village of Kfar Kila on September 20, 2024. -- ...
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Knowsley Safari completes 'world first' with famous rhino
Knowsley Safari 's expert medical team have carried out a "world first" operation on one of its residents. More than ten vets ...
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Knowsley Safari Park hero vets perform first-ever surgery on rhino's broken leg
The team of more than 10 vets including specialist surgeons and anaesthetists, nurses, and animal keepers, as well as support ...
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