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Will Life-Saving Surgery My 3-Year Old Work? | Full Doc | Children’s Hospital, Episode 11

SUBSCRIBE to Origin: https://tinyurl.com/y8v4u288 For people from all backgrounds, hospitals can be a scary and stressful experience. But for some young children, hospital is part of their daily routine… In episode eleven: Three year old Amelia Pringle Price needs urgent brain surgery – but the risks are high. Amelia was born with a rare progressive disease called Moya Moya which affects just one in a million. The blood vessels that supply blood to Milly’s brain are too narrow, which means she could have a life threatening stroke at any time. Although Milly appears to be in good health, her condition means that she is in permanent danger. While it’s possible to grow out of the disease, Milly’s scans reveal that her condition is getting worse. So today she’s arrived for the operation that could save her life – but also runs the risk of inducing a stroke during surgery. Milly’s condition is so rare that Mr Kamaly only performs the operation once or twice a year; during the eight hour surgery, he will attempt to divert an artery from the side of her head and stitch it onto her brain. In the dedicated Children’s A&E department, doctors treat up to five children a day with eye problems. Today, 13 year old Sinead is brought in with ulcers in her eye. The team also treats four year old Amy’s head injury and Dr Phil Riley, Consultant in Paediatric Rheumatology sees 12 year old Joshua who has juvenile arthritis. #ChildrensHospital #ER Content licensed from All3Media. For any enquiries, please contact us at [email protected]