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The operations included a decompressive craniectomy, where surgeons remove part of the skull to relieve pressure, storing it in the patient's own stomach to keep it sterile before putting it back.

With the risk of further bleeds remaining high, surgeons performed a decompressive craniectomy, which involves removing part of the skull to relieve pressure and storing it in the patient’s own ...

The operations included a decompressive craniectomy, where surgeons remove part of the skull to relieve pressure, storing it in the patient's own stomach to keep it sterile before putting it back.

News Real Life Real Life Girl, 16, with sickness 'bug' ended up with part of her skull in her stomach Schoolgirl Ellie Morris-Davies had been suffering from persistent headaches and nausea but ...

The 16-year-old initially thought she had a common sickness bug, but by the end of the week was vomiting up to 16 times a day. Following blood tests and an MRI, it was discovered Ellie had a bleed ...

A teenage girl who underwent a rare operation in children, which saw medics store part of her skull in her stomach, has re-learned how to walk, talk and swallow.

A teenage girl who underwent a rare operation in children, which saw medics store part of her skull in her stomach, has re-learned how to walk, talk and swallow.

A girl has relearned how to walk, talk and swallow after undergoing an operation rarely carried out on children, in which doctors stored part of her skull in her stomach. Ellie Morris-Davies, who is ...

A teenager who underwent an unusual procedure, which involved doctors storing a part of her skull in her stomach, has relearned basic skills such as walking, talking and swallowing. During the May ...

A teenage girl who underwent a rare operation in children that involved medics storing part of her skull in her stomach has learned again to walk, talk and swallow.