Stephanous (pictured above with his mother Louise) recently returned home after successful treatment in Brisbane for an intra-abdominal teratoma.
Louise expressed her thanks:
“I want to thank the hard-working doctors and nurses and specifically Professor Kimble of the Queensland Children's Hospital who helped us during the surgery and our stay in the hospital...your kind hospitality, effort and expertise have resulted in my son’s successful surgery and recovery.”
“May God bless your gifted hands and may it be always a blessing to every children you touched."
And on behalf of ROMAC, huge thanks to Sebastian Ilala and the Rotary Club of Honiara for all their help.
Baby Xinyue is currently recovering in the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at the Queensland Children's Hospital, following surgery to repair her oesophageal tube.
Baby Xinyue needed urgent surgery but a missed connecting flight meant her life was in jeopardy. Then surgeons in different cities — and the ROMAC team — stepped up to help.
Eight-year-old Vanessa has arrived in Sydney with her father Saturnino for assessment and treatment of a right eye proptosis with a possible optic nerve glioma.
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