Sunday, 23 Jul 2017
Bangla Version
Sunday, 23 Jul 2017
Bangla Version
Health Desk—April 27, 2017: A Bangladeshi infant, who was born with three legs, can now walk and run like a normal person after receiving medication at an Australian hospital, according to the sources.
A team of Melbourne surgeons performed a rare reconstruction of the girl's lower body and internal organs.
Choity Khatun was born in a village in Bangladesh with a condition called cordial twinning. The medical condition means she had part of a twin develop in her perineum.
Monash Children's Hospital head surgery, professor Chris Kimber, said it was amazing she had survived her first two years.
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