See more at: bostonchildrens.org/Bentley
When Sierra Yoder went for a prenatal ultrasound, she found out more than her son’s gender. Bentley had an encephalocele: much of his brain was outside his skull. No one thought he’d live. But Bentley was born fighting, so the Yoders sought a second opinion at the Cleveland Clinic. From there, surgeons at Boston Children’s joined their fight.
For more information on encephaloceles or to request a second opinion for your child: 866-950-6682
14 июн 2016
