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A 19-year-old Canadian man survived a near-fatal assault in the Dominican Republic, received a 3D-printed skull implant, and now avoids public spaces and egg salad, while the alleged attacker was acquitted due to legal delays.
Chase Delorme-Rowan, a 19-year-old from Edmonton, is marking one year since a violent assault in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, on his 18th birthday left him with a cracked skull, exposed brain, and a massive blood clot.
After emergency surgery and a medically induced coma, he was airlifted to Edmonton, where he received a 3D-printed skull implant and relearned basic skills like walking and talking.
Paralyzed on his left side, he now focuses on fitness and poetry, avoids public spaces, and has a lasting aversion to egg salad.
The alleged attacker, another Canadian guest, was acquitted due to missed legal deadlines, and the family chose not to appeal.
Though they plan future travel, they will avoid resorts and the Dominican Republic.
Un hombre canadiense de 19 años sobrevivió a un asalto casi mortal en la República Dominicana, recibió un implante de cráneo impreso en 3D, y ahora evita los espacios públicos y la ensalada de huevo, mientras que el presunto atacante fue absuelto debido a retrasos legales.