Surgery?

[HOH Guy]

In case you missed: Meet Tshifularo, African prof who found solution to deafness

A South African professor, Mashudu Tshifularo, and his team at the University of Pretoria pioneered the world's first middle ear transplant using 3D-printed bones. Here is how he carried out the successful surgery.

www.legit.ng

 

[HOH Guy]

Interesting

 

[rockin'robin]

Yes, I saw that on FB...in Nigeria...

 

[Jane B.]

Yes, I saw that on FB...in Nigeria...

Let's watch this for more information. Based of a show I saw that was probable Globe Tracker on PBS I was reminder that not everything from Nigeria is a scam. Also, the OP refers to Pretoria which is in South Africa not Nigeria.

It makes sense to me as it refers to conductive loss which is the kind the bones are involved it.

 

[rockin'robin]

In case you missed: Meet Tshifularo, African prof who found solution to deafness

A South African professor, Mashudu Tshifularo, and his team at the University of Pretoria pioneered the world's first middle ear transplant using 3D-printed bones. Here is how he carried out the successful surgery.

www.legit.ng

 

[Jane B.]

In case you missed: Meet Tshifularo, African prof who found solution to deafness

A South African professor, Mashudu Tshifularo, and his team at the University of Pretoria pioneered the world's first middle ear transplant using 3D-printed bones. Here is how he carried out the successful surgery.

www.legit.ng

This appears to be the same link provided in the post that started this thread.