MOBILE, ALA.—Not way back, Dr. Richard Menger, a neurosurgeon, was able to function on a 16-year-old with complicated scoliosis. A workforce of medical doctors had spent months getting ready for the surgical procedure, consulting orthopedists and cardiologists, even printing a 3D mannequin of the teenager’s backbone.
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