Half of Brianna Bodley's brain turned off to fight Rasmussen's encephalitis
Brianna Bodley was dealing with daily seizures from Rasmussen's encephalitis before pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Aaron Robison shut down half of her brain.
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Brianna Bodley was dealing with daily seizures from Rasmussen's encephalitis before pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Aaron Robison shut down half of her brain.
Six-year-old Brianna Bodley had one side of her brain shut down by surgeon to enable her to lead a normal life. It resulted in the left side of her brain taking over the duties of the right side
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, California (KABC) — When a doctor asked 6-year-old Brianna Bodley of San Bernardino about her headache, she tried not to move when<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/us-world/doctors-disconnect-half-of-6-year-olds-brain-in-life-changing-surgery/">Read More</a>
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, California (KABC) -- When a doctor asked 6-year-old Brianna Bodley of San Bernardino about her headache, she tried not to move when she answered.
Brianna Bodley, 6, had half of her brain disconnected by her doctor's after an incredibly rare disease caused her to have inflammation that resulted in seizures and paralysis.