Brain chill 'saved baby from disability'

A mother today thanked doctors for saving her newborn daughter by “chilling” the baby’s brain for three days.

Mon, 26 Nov, 2007 - 10:55

A mother today thanked doctors for saving her newborn daughter by “chilling” the baby’s brain for three days.

Olivia Templar underwent the procedure after she was starved of oxygen for 10 minutes during a traumatic birth at St Michael’s Hospital, in Bristol in England.

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