Doctors allowed to resect seven-year-old’s brain tumour as Jehovah’s Witnesses opt against court fight

Emergency surgery to resect a seven-year-old’s brain tumour will go ahead after the child’s Jehovah’s Witness parents decided not to fight doctors in court over potential use of blood transfusions.
At an urgent NSW Supreme Court hearing, Justice Kate Williams said an emergency MRI in the early hours of Saturday morning showed that the boy had a posterior fossa tumour with obstructive hydrocephalus and radiological tonsillar herniation.