Cadaver Lab
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Campbell County High School student Riley Orchard covers her mouth as she watches a human cadaver demonstration during a Kids and Cadavers event at Campbell County Memorial Hospital in Gillette. Students experienced a number of lessons and gross-outs during the demonstration, which featured local orthopedic surgeons and human cadavers provided by Arthrex.
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