1-yr-old leaves Miami hospital after multiple-organ transplant

1-yr-old leaves Miami hospital after multiple-organ transplant

MIAMI, United States - Ayaka Kandatsu, a Japanese girl suffering from a rare intestinal disorder, celebrates her first birthday with her father Ryoji (L) and mother Hiromi on Jan. 10, joined by Dr. Tomoaki Kato (R) who gave her a multiple-organ transplant operation at the University of Miami-Jackson Memorial Hospital. Ayaka was discharged from the hospital earlier in the day.

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