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Braehead staff walk the miles for Glasgow Children s Hospital

Braehead staff walk the miles for Glasgow Children s Hospital THE team at Braehead Shopping Centre are going mall out to raise money for the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity. A total of 23 members of staff have been stepping out to take part in the charity’s fundraising Lap The Map virtual walk around the almost 76,000 kilometre coastline of Europe. They have been clocking up the miles pounding the pavements during the month of May and collecting sponsorship on their JustGiving Page. Lap the Map is a virtual race between Glasgow Children s Hospital Charity and Edinburgh Children s Hospital Charity supporters. The Braehead walkers are part of #TeamGlasgow.

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Laser therapy LITT to be offered to epilepsy patients in Scotland

The RHCYP fully opened in March, following years of delays, and will install the laser technology this summer Children and young people living with severe epilepsy in Scotland will have access for the first time to a potentially life-changing laser treatment which could end their seizures. The cutting-edge Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy (LITT) will be available on the NHS in Scotland for the first time thanks to a partnership between the Welch Trust, Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity (ECHC) and NHS Lothian to bring it to the capital’s new children’s hospital. LITT is a minimally invasive treatment which uses laser to remove brain tissue that is causing seizures.

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New treatment in Edinburgh hospital allows epileptic children to live seizure-free

Submitting. But thanks to the combined efforts of Welch Trust, Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity and NHS Lothian the life-changing surgery can now be performed in Edinburgh. LITT will be used to treat children with refractory epilepsy who often experience severe and frequent ‘drop down’ seizures, up to 100 in one day. This treatment is currently only available at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and in Houston, Texas. But thanks to the combined efforts of Welch Trust, Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity and NHS Lothian the life-changing surgery can now be performed in Edinburgh. Forming a new section of the Scottish National Paediatric Epilepsy Surgery Service at the Little France campus children from all over Scotland will be able to come to the Capital to have the surgery.

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