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7 Dec

The following events actually happened recently and they go to prove the utility of any cell phone and particularly of any smartphone. A British surgeon was a volunteer with the French medical charity Medicin Sans Frontieres. David Nott found a boy in Africa who needed to have it’s gangrenous arm amputated. That’s when he asked for assistance from a London surgeon, Meirion Thomas.
Thomas sent a 10-step guide via SMS to perform surgery on the boy and eventually that saved a life.
Thomas’s response was a cool 10-step guide to performing surgery on the boy to remove his arm along with collar bone and shoulder blade. Armed with that and a wish of good luck from his friend, Nott just “got on with it.”
He ended up saving the boy’s life. An iPhone saved a life and the knowledge behind that.
via reghardware
Tags: Africa, Apple, iPhone, Mobile News, Other Brands, SMS
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