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February 4th, 2010 by
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The toll taken on the Haitian population after its tragic earthquake last month has been catastrophic. With fatality numbers over 200,000, it would be hard to believe anyone on the globe has avoided news of the event. While many in the international community donate unprecedented amounts of financial and material donations, others are providing the much-needed medical support Haiti has suffered so long without.

USA Today recently updated a story of an 11-month-old with a severe case of child hydrocephalus. Thanks to the efforts of the military-led USNS Comfort, Natanael Mythil received the critical shunt placement to drain his enormous amount of cerebrospinal fluid.
When first examined by military neurologist Lt. Cmdr. Mill Etienne, the measurement of the boy’s skull required two tape measures for an accurate assessment. Doctors debated performing the necessary surgery on the child due to the need of continued, repeated adjustments and procedures after the child leaves the USNS Comfort.
But Navy Cmdr. Dennis Rivet, who performed the surgery, expressed hope and confidence that his team could find Haitian doctors who could keep tabs on young Mythil.
“Despite the many challenges the patient and his mother will undoubtedly face in Haiti, I remain optimistic about his long-term prognosis,” Rivet told the USA Today.
One team of medical workers might provide such assistance. Travelling from Miami Children’s Hospital, Carolyn Domina flew to Haiti with fellow doctors to provide on-the-ground medical support to survivors and sufferers like Mythil. As reported in the Miami Herald, Domina joined Rivet’s optimism for the Haitian people.
“On Thursday before the team left they all gathered for a prayer, Domina said. ‘We prayed that God would watch over us and the people in Haiti,’ she said.”
(Photo credit: USA Today)
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