Dublin boy Sergio recovering from op to close gap in oesophagus

A 15-month-old baby boy from Dublin is recovering from life-altering surgery in the US.

Dublin boy Sergio recovering from op to close gap in oesophagus
Mon, 28 May, 2012 - 17:36

A 15-month-old baby boy from Dublin is recovering from life-altering surgery in the US.

Sergio O'Connor was born with a rare condition causing a 6cm gap in his oesophagus.

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