Institute of Thorax Surgery, Soviet Union (Russia, USSR).
Exterior of Institute of Thorax Surgery. Back view of little girl in pyjamas being led by the hand up corridor of hospital, a nurse wearing mask wheels trolley along corridor in other direction....
Institute of Thorax Surgery, Soviet Union (Russia, USSR).
Exterior of Institute of Thorax Surgery. Back view of little girl in pyjamas being led by the hand up corridor of hospital, a nurse wearing mask wheels trolley along corridor in other direction. LS male patients seated around table, camera follows girl patient as she walks towards nurse seated at table.
MS & CU operation in progress. Nurses and doctors watching operation from gallery. CU nurse watching operation on television. MS nurses seated in gallery, pan down to operation taking place. MS of operation taking place. CU surgeon's face.
LS of little girl sitting up in bed, doctor walks towards her and lifts her face in his hands. CU little girl sitting up in bed eating. MS two doctors looking at x-ray plate. LS of patients in recreation room. MS doctor stroking hair of little girl. CU & LS doctor talking to little boy.
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