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In Guangdong, China, a 6-year-old boy accidentally fell while eating handmade malt sugar, and a bamboo stick pierced his mouth, penetrating the base of his skull and into his cerebellum. After being sent to the hospital, his condition was critical. The doctors performed an emergency surgery and successfully removed the bamboo stick. The boy recovered well after the surgery and was discharged two weeks later.

In Guangdong, China, a 6-year-old boy recently fell while enjoying handmade malt sugar, causing a bamboo stick to pierce his skull base and penetrate his cerebellum. After the incident, the boy's condition was critical, so he was immediately taken to the hospital for surgery. Fortunately, the doctors successfully removed the bamboo stick, and the boy gradually recovered after the operation.

According to reports, the boy accidentally fell while eating the malt sugar, and the bamboo stick penetrated his brain. His family quickly took him to the hospital for examination. After a CT scan, the doctors confirmed that the bamboo stick had pierced the skull base and entered the cerebellum. The boy's condition was critical, leading to an emergency referral to Sun Yat-sen University First Affiliated Hospital.

After being transferred, the doctors found that the bamboo stick had punctured the boy's jugular bulb, with important nerves and blood vessels nearby, making the surgical risk extremely high. With the assistance of a multidisciplinary team and after detailed discussions and planning, the doctors successfully removed the bamboo stick after several hours of surgery.

Post-surgery, the boy's recovery was good, with normal neurological function and no complications such as intracranial infections or bleeding. He was successfully discharged two weeks later.