Father praises pioneering 3D-imaging surgery that saved son’s life from brain tumour Toby Peart, 13, was one of first patients to have surgery with Braun Aesculap Aeos 3D Robotic Assisted Exoscope The Independent UK · Jul 19
Lanarkshire schoolgirl had part of her skull stored in stomach in life-saving surgery Chelsey Smith underwent the pioneering surgery after she sustained life-threatening injuries in a road traffic accident. The 16-year-old has been able to go back to school. Glasgow Live · Mar 3, 2023
Teenager makes 'remarkable recovery' as part of her skull is stored in her stomach The young woman who went through the pioneering surgery has thanked the children's hospital Wales Online · Mar 2, 2023
Scots teen's life-saving surgery saw part of her skull stored in stomach Chelsey Smith was seriously injured and left with life-threatening injuries after she was involved in a road accident in February 2022. Daily Record · Mar 2, 2023
Girl’s life saved after part of skull stored in her stomach Rare surgery was last option to save teenager’s life after other options failed The Independent UK · Mar 2, 2023
Girl thanks medics after life-saving surgery saw part of skull stored in stomach Chelsey Smith, 16, was seriously injured in a road accident in February last year. The Independent UK · Mar 2, 2023
Lanarkshire teen who had orange-sized brain tumour removed, gets set for exams The brave 16-year-old told her surgeon 'it's not your fault if I die' Daily Record · Apr 4, 2022
Schoolgirl to sit exams after having brain tumour size of an orange removed The tumour was found after the Blantyre, South Lanarkshire schoolgirl's mother, Clare McKenzie, took her to the GP after Beth started suffering from vomiting, headaches and eye pain Daily Mirror · Apr 3, 2022
Schoolgirl tells brain surgeon 'if I don't make it, thanks for trying' ahead of life-saving op Beth McKenzie 'thought she was going to die' while undergoing a major operation to remove a brain tumour and wrote a note to neurosurgeon Roddy O’Kane to say it 'wasn't his fault' if anything went wrong. Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2022
Brave Scots teen with orange-sized brain tumour told surgeon 'it's not your fault if I die' Medics discovered that Beth McKenzie had a Meningioma which was removed by neurosurgeon Roddy O'Kane during an eight hour procedure at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2022
Schoolgirl to sit exams after having brain tumour the size of an orange removed Beth McKenzie is preparing for her Higher exams after having surgery in June to remove the tumour. The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2022