'CDH very uncommon'
DR HANNAH Shore is a consultant neonatologist at Leeds General Infirmary whose team fought to save Kaiden’s life.
She said: “CDH is where part of the bowel is in a baby’s chest and there is a hole in the diaphragm and organs go to the chest from the abdomen.
“It is either picked up neo-natally or found in later childcare.
“It is very uncommon. If it is in the right-hand side of the body, then the liver can go in to the chest and can be much more in the way of the development of the lungs.
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“Really the unfortunate thing is, you don’t know how the baby is going to fare until it is actually born and you get a good look how developed their lungs are and in this case we watched him for a few days after he was born.”
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