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US surgeons could save this little girl's leg... so why did the NHS only offer amputation? UK Daily Mail ^ \| 05/05/2018 \| Anthea Gerrie and Sophie Goodchild A schoolgirl with one leg shorter than the other has been told by the NHS her only option is amputation. However, a leading US surgeon claims UK doctors have the training – but not the confidence – to save her limb by lengthening it, and that the NHS lacks the highly specialist rehabilitation services she needs after surgery. Dr Dror Paley has told the parents of seven-year-old Kyra Warrell, who was born with a rare condition affecting her thigh bone, that her treatment is straightforward.