Israeli docs reattach boy's head to neck after accident
Middle East News: In a rare and complex operation that is not unprecedented, doctors in Israel last month reattached a 12-year-old boy’s head to his neck after an accid.
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Middle East News: In a rare and complex operation that is not unprecedented, doctors in Israel last month reattached a 12-year-old boy’s head to his neck after an accid.
A complicated and unusual surgery, which has been dubbed as a "miracle", was carried out by doctors on a 12-year-boy during which they reattached his head back to his neck after he got involved in an accident with a car while riding a bicycle, as reported by The Times of Israel. The boy, named Suleiman Hassan, went through an "internal decapitation" due to which his skull was detached from the top vertebrae of his spine after the accident, according to the outlet. Scientifically, the condition is called bilateral atlanto occipital joint dislocation.
Surgeons in Israel performed a miracle surgery and managed to reattach a boy’s head after he was hit by a car while riding his bike, a Jerusalem hospital announced this week.
Surgeons in Israel performed an extremely rare and complex operation to successfully reattach a boy’s head to his neck after he was involved in a car accident.
As per the doctors, Hassan's head was “almost completely detached from the base of his neck” in what is known as an internal decapitation. | World News