High- tech and low-tech come together in sea turtle surgery at NCSU

July 22, 2012 admin

High- tech and low-tech come together in sea turtle surgery at NCSU, News & Observer, July 19, 2012. Out came the rotting tissue and bone bits, on went a couple of women’s dress hooks via dabs of five-minute epoxy and household repair putty. Dr. Greg Lewbart , clinical sciences, featured.

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