SIXTEEN-MONTH-OLD twin girls from Bethlehem in the Free State, suffering from a rare cranial congenital condition where their skulls are deformed, will undergo corrective surgery at Tygerberg Academic Hospital. Hope and Blessing Mofokeng have craniosynostosis, or the premature closure of the cranial sutures. Even more unusual is that both suffer from the rare congenital condition.
Client: Dr. Frank Graewe
Coverage received in IOL
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