3D cast 'perfect fit' | Sudbury Star

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Anmol Singh was pretending to be a superhero in the backyard when he jumped off a stool and fractured his humerus bone.
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The doctors at Georgetown Hospital sent him home in a soft cast and a sling to await his appointment at the fracture clinic in seven days’ time, when he would be fitted for a plaster cast that would have to be worn for four to six weeks.
“We thought that was a bit crazy,” said Anmol’s father Deep Singh, the vice president of Advanced Manufacturing at CAD MicroSolutions Inc. “The kids are having a hard time because of the pandemic. They can’t see friends and family, but now his summer is going to be taken away because of this plaster cast.”

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