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(JTA) Josefin Dolsten - Eight doctors, two nurses, and one physical therapist from the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem traveled to Ethiopia last week to fix severe spinal deformities in five young patients. "These cases were so bad that if we wouldn't have operated on these children, at least half of them would be dead by next year," said Dr. Josh Schroeder. 2018-03-29 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Doctors Perform Lifesaving Spinal Surgeries in Ethiopia
(JTA) Josefin Dolsten - Eight doctors, two nurses, and one physical therapist from the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem traveled to Ethiopia last week to fix severe spinal deformities in five young patients. "These cases were so bad that if we wouldn't have operated on these children, at least half of them would be dead by next year," said Dr. Josh Schroeder. 2018-03-29 00:00:00Full Article
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