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,Young girl
to benefit
-fromt new
spinal
operation
ST. PAL, Minn. (AP)- Sara
Hodgin wears a buttop reading "Con-
struction Completed" now that she has
twin 10-inch Steel rods and pieces of
bone for a Spine. -
"She now has a back which measures
up to her nerves of steel," the mother of
the 5-year-old told a reporter.
ALONG WITH the steel rods,
surgeons used a bone from Sara's lower
legs, which were amputated, to extend
her original malformed spine.
Sara was discharged Wednesday
from Gillette Children's Hospital in St.
Paul. Yesterday; she and her parents,
Fred and Anne Hodgin, left for their
home in Huntsville, Ala.
Surgeons performed the eight-hour
amputation and implant on April 27.
About 10 such spine-building cases have
been reported previously, say medical
sources here, but all involved children
who had less spine missing than Sara.
"NOBODY WITH so much (of the
spine) missing has survived before,"
said Dr. Robert Winter, who predicted
the youngster would live a long life.
Because of a birth defect, Sara was
born with only about half a normal
spine and 10 instead of the normal 12
ribs. The spinal cord ended where her
ribs did. There's no way to replace the
spinal cord, so the girl has been
paralyzed below the chest, said Winter.
Without the operation, Sara's body
would not have had the necessary sup-
port. When upright, her body weight
caused pressure Wsfher lungs and her
lower organs because of the malfor-
mation.
SINCE HER LEGS were useless,
they were amputated so she can be fit-
ted with artificial limbs. She eventually
will be taught to walk with the aid of
crutches.
For about six months she must wear
a body cast and a halo brace on her
head to steady the spine.
Despite her handicap, Sara meets life
bravely, said her mother. The girl is
able to- get around by crawling, or as
Mrs. Hodgin called it, "walking with
her hands." With that type of exercise,
Sara is strong enough to climb a
playground slide and zip down like
other kids. She enjoys paddling about in
a swimming pool.
In the eight-hour operation, Winter
directed a team that inserted steel rods
similar to those used with some
scoliosis patients, who have abnor-
mally curved spines.
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