Rhinoplasty is also commonly called "nose reshaping" or "nose job".
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Berhanu's Life-Saving Spine Surgery at Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Berhanu was an 8-year old orphan living in a rural village in Ethiopia. Suffering from severe scoliosis, Berhanu had no access to sufficient healthcare until arriving at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Mending Kids International brought the young man to a host family in the United State, to care for him during his visit to receive life-saving medical treatment. His life-threatening scoliosis—a particularly serious case—required two surgeries. In addition, Berhanu exhibited a heart murmur, deafness in one ear and a deformed right hand. Advanced techniques used at the Children's Orthopaedic Center meant that Berhanu never needed to have screws put in his skull to straighten his spine, which would normally be the standard of care provided in cases like Berhanu's. In addition, Berhanu's hand deformity was treated with plastic surgery to give him more function. Care from our hospital was coordinated by teams within our: *Orthopaedic Center www.chla.org *Division of Plastic & Maxillofacial Surgery www.chla.org Staff Members Featured *Dr. Andre Panossian *Dr. Colleen Sabatini *Dr. David Skaggs
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