The operation will rid Rahim of the vascular plexus

The arteriovenous malformation that Rahim was born with is fraught with sudden hemorrhage. They try to protect the boy from any tension, even laughter and crying. But in fact, only an operation to eliminate the malformation site can save the child. Rahim, a lively, active six-year-old boy who dreams of becoming an athlete, was born with a "bruise" on his temple. It soon became clear that this was not just a cosmetic defect – it was a vast, life-threatening tangle of blood vessels that had sprouted in a cluster on his left temple. Pathology in which pathologically convoluted vessels appear between the arteries and veins instead of a network of capillaries. There is only one way to "untangle" this tangle: with a microcatheter, you can "enter" through a limb vein into the vessels of the head and literally "plug" the pathological ones with the help of special spirals. Then the strong blood flow in the left side of the face will stop and the threat of hemorrhage will disappear. But the microcatheters and coils needed for Rahim's operation differ in size and shape from the standard ones purchased by the hospital. This means that the expensive purchase of medical devices suitable for this particular child falls on the shoulders of parents with many children. They can't help themselves – let's give them a shoulder, tubers!