9-Year-Old Boy Needs Overseas Treatment

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The Daily Observer (Banjul)

Momodou Jawo

8 June 2011

One Serign Mutala Sowe, a resident of Wellingara is urgently in need of an overseas treatment in Dakar, Senegal.

According to a medical report from the RVTH, the patient was presented to the Paediatric Neurology Clinic of the RVTH on 30th December, 2010 with a history of multiple bony swelling associated with ambulatory difficulties.

The report further indicated that on physical examination, the patient was shunted, short and web necked, with pectus carinatum. “His sclerotics were unremarkable. He had multiple bony exostolic lesions, especially affecting his lower limbs. He was otherwise systemically stable,” the report added.

Speaking to this reporter, Naba Jammeh, mother of the patient, appealed to philanthropists, NGOs, government and individuals to help her child. Anyone willing to help the patient, can contact the following numbers: 9936608, 7936608 or 9901142.

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