Because there is a tumor in his brain, a boy
in the United States is often sudden laugh
for no reason and could not stop if you do not fit. To
stop him, the boy had to undergo brain surgery
two times.
Matthew Ephrem, 2-year-old
boy from Minnesota had suffered since
childhood. Without any apparent
reason, Matthew often sudden burst out laughing and only stopped when
he suffered a seizure like epilepsy.
During the second year, Tigist Feyisa
Ephrem Mekonnen mother
and father had consulted
several doctors but
not yet know the
cause. Until a few months ago, doctors diagnosed Matthew
suffered a brain
tumor.
Brain tumor called
hypothalamic hamartoma is relatively rare because
it only affects 1 in 1 million children
around the world. Due to suppress the growth of
brain tissue, once in a while
Matthew will experience disorientation or confusion
and then suddenly laughed.
Last week, Matthew is reported to have undergone two major operations to
remove tumors in his brain tissue. The
second operation was led by Dr. Harold Rekate, a neurological
surgeon from North
Shore University Hospital
is located in
Long Island.
"There is no word that represents
our happiness. Since
undergoing surgery almost 10 days,
no more seizures, no longer laughing, and Matthew
could be himself," said Ephrem Mekonnen, the father of Matthew,
Dr. Rekate own deeply satisfied with the results of such operations, as well as grateful to be known and the tumor was inoperable since I was early. He believes the future of Matthew is still very long and the boy still had a lot of expectations to be realized.

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