Three months have passed since Asmoa's spinal surgery at the Turner Children's Traumatology and Orthopedics Center. All this time, she has been wearing a special corset that fixes the spine in a given position, preventing the vertebrae from shifting.
Now the girl needs to fly for a consultation with the surgeon who operated on her and for correction of the post-operative corset.
The surgery corrected some of the orthopedic problems that had plagued the girl since birth.
She has spinal development anomalies in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions. These anomalies deprived the girl of a neck and created a hump just below the shoulder blades. And in the lumbar region there was an extra vertebra, which was removed three months ago.
The upcoming consultation determines further treatment and the need for another spinal surgery.
We invite you to a good cause. Let's help Asmoa continue the necessary treatment.
