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Islander teen flies 3000km for life-saving surgery

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Sixteen-year-old Ronny has arrived in Sydney for complex, life-saving surgery. The tumour is so large it is invading his throat and skull, causing substantial pain and eating problems. The surgery will involve specialists going through the teen's nostrils as well as making a cut into his face to remove the tumour.

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Islander teen flies 3000km for life-saving surgery

Weighing less than a nine-year-old, Solomons Island teen Ronny has flown to Sydney to remove a fast-growing nasal tumour impeding his eating and breathing.

3 months ago·Perth, Australia

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