D. C. DEBALD, J. P. SCHRAMEL, E. HALTMAYER and N. M. BIERMANN
Key points
• A pony mare experienced intermittent stomal collapse following a permanent tracheostomy.
• To stabilise the stoma, a 3D-printed tracheostomy tube was designed using Autodesk Fusion® and printed from TPU-95 material, which enabled the mare to return to her previous level of performance.
• This case highlights the versatility of 3D-printing in veterinary medicine, offering a cost-efficient solution for the customised design of medical devices.
Post Type
- Article
- EVE Article
Topic
- Mares
- Technology
- Tracheostomy
- Tracheotomy
Publish Date
July 1, 2026
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