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....ANOTHER power outage!!!

Thanks to the many applications of the iphone, the operation went on without a hitch.

Power outages every other hour. Tremors through the night. More surgeries tomorrow. Business as usual in Addis Ababa.

Local food is super vegan-friendly, traditionally eaten by scooping it up with injera (sourdough flatbread).

In an 8 hour surgery under extreme conditions, power cuts, equipment failure, and locked doors, Prof. Teo removed the entire tumour using a keyhole approach.

Thanks to the Ling Feng Foundation, he woke asking for his mother, with signs his vision may already be improving.

Here are the before and after images of the 3-year-old Ethiopian boy featured in the earlier update.

Professor He may run the neurosurgery department, but today he’s running the wipes. Turnover time just got faster.

JG, a wife and mother of three, was deteriorating in keeping with tumour progression. Her courage to undergo high-risk surgery paid off. 

TM’s left temporal GBM recurred. With excellent quality of life, she refused to give up. Yet in Australia, I’m not only barred from helping patients like TM and JG, but even from offering them my honest opinion.