Word has spread to surrounding areas, and I guess they like us! Today we were met by this substantially larger swarm
We looked out and saw Mike was stuck in the mass of people - he was eventually rescued, to the amusement of all...
Everyone was really very patient and kind, and we saw even more than we hoped - over 300 patients today!
these hands belong to a young lady who is losing function in her dominant (right) hand due to an enlarging tumor. We are taking her to Hue to see a hand surgeon for evaluation and treatment, courtesy of VWAM.
My interpreter Phuong, who is now assisting me in surgery each day!
These marks are from a common practice of pinching the skin in specific areas (poor man's acupuncture?) to cure various disorders. I'll let you know how it works...
Here's a handmade wooden fetoscope I am using - what a delight it is to tell the women their baby has a healthy heartbeat!
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Great pictures. I've never seen a fetoscope like that, that's cool:) That last picture is very interesting, I don't even know what to say, lol.
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