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She's the first Canadian patient of updated 3D-imaging machine

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A 14-year old girl from Moncton is the first Canadian patient to receive spinal surgery from an updated 3-D imaging machine at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax. It's called the O-Arm and it's mainly used for scoliosis and pediatric spine surgeries. The CBC's Alex Guye explains.

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