The Girl with a Stomach in her Chest | Children’s Hospital | Episode 9 | Origin

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British documentary series filmed at the UK’s Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.
Ten month old Dolly has been brought in by her parents Emily and Mike, who are worried about her vomiting and agonizing stomach cramps. Consultant Pediatric Surgeon John Bowen diagnoses Dolly with a hiatus hernia that has caused her stomach to be pushed into her chest. Dolly will need surgery to repair a large hole in her diaphragm and to move her stomach back into place. As her parents take her to the operating theatre, they are full of nerves.
Elsewhere in the Children’s Hospital, Professor Simon Carley is leading the 60-strong team on shift today in the dedicated children’s A&E department. The hospital sees around 200 children a month with breathing difficulties. One year old Scott has been brought in by his mum after he started struggling to breathe. Scott was born with a long list of medical problems and spent the first six months of his life in intensive care. He also has an artificial windpipe and it is possible for it to tighten, making breathing difficult. Scott will need an X-Ray to see what the problem is.
Meanwhile, 11 year old Alex is brought in with a cut lip and possible broken nose and Nine year old Callum has a broken his wrist that needs attending.
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[@theirishgamer3204]

She is so cute

[@qiantang3497]

Dolly is so cute！

[@AmberMcQuaker]

Shouldn't the surgeon be wearing a mask?

[@lindybrockington4539]

Surgeon not wearing a mask!!! That's so crazy. I've never seen that here in the US.

[@AnthonyIPlays]

What a cutiieeee

[@kirkc4696]

I have recently had major surgery for the same exact thing.

[@jrnrunevolla9649]

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