Father’s Unprecedented Liver and Bowel Donation Saves Son in Rare Transplant
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — A father has undergone an extremely rare transplant, donating part of his liver and bowel to save his six-year-old son, Harry Jackson. This life-saving procedure took place...
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — A father has undergone an extremely rare transplant, donating part of his liver and bowel to save his six-year-old son, Harry Jackson. This life-saving procedure took place at King’s College Hospital in London.
Harry is believed to be one of only around ten children worldwide to have undergone this specific transplant. He was born with malrotation, a condition affecting the bowel.
The father described the operation as the “greatest privilege” of his life. His selfless act has given Harry a new chance at a healthy life.
King’s College Hospital continues to be at the forefront of pioneering medical procedures, offering hope to families facing similar challenges.
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