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Rome, 09 February 2008. Fatebenefratelli Hospital. .Five days after the surgical operation, Shabana goes for a walk in hospital's garden...On the first Friday of February 2008 Shabana and Janat have spent the afternoon in the center of Rome enjoying the sunny day and eating a delicious pizza,  after taking part to the Press Conference organized early in the morning at Sala dell'Arazzo in Campidoglio..At about sunset of this long and exhilarating day, Shabana was admitted at the Fatebenefratelli St Peter's Hospital, together with her father Janat..The following Monday, the 4th of Feb, she underwent to a three-hour surgical operation performed by Professor Fabio Massimo Abenavoli - president of Smile Train Italia..The following day Shabana was smiling again..... .A week later, Shabana Janat e Gabriele leaves Rome towards Salento... On 30 January 2008, an Italian military plane carrying a tiny four-year-old girl leave the Afghan capital Kabul headed towards Ciampino airport in Rome. The young passenger is Shabana, who suffers from a.mysterious neurofibroma, a tumor, that if left unchecked causes severe nerve damage and, ultimately, death..At nine months Shabana underwent a very delicate surgical operation at the hands of Afghan doctors. .Now, she will undergo her second operation, in Rome, which will bring together Western and Afghan surgeons..Shabana?s story so far, including her first operation in Kabul, results from the work of Italian photojournalist Kash Gabriele Torsello, who became known to the international press in October 2006 as he was kidnapped and detained in Afghanistan. Since his release, Kash has been working to develop a program of medical and cultural exchanges between Afghanistan and Europe. Shabana?s next operation in Rome represents the beginning of direct collaborations between Italian and Afghan hospitals, and is the second phase in the.project Staramasce? Salento Negroamaro 2007, borne from the cooperation between the photojournalist and Lecce P

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Rome, 09 February 2008. Fatebenefratelli Hospital. .Five days after the surgical operation, Shabana goes for a walk in hospital's garden...On the first Friday of February 2008 Shabana and Janat have spent the afternoon in the center of Rome enjoying the sunny day and eating a delicious pizza,  after taking part to the Press Conference organized early in the morning at Sala dell'Arazzo in Campidoglio..At about sunset of this long and exhilarating day, Shabana was admitted at the Fatebenefratelli St Peter's Hospital, together with her father Janat..The following Monday, the 4th of Feb, she underwent to a three-hour surgical operation performed by Professor Fabio Massimo Abenavoli - president of Smile Train Italia..The following day Shabana was smiling again..... .A week later, Shabana Janat e Gabriele leaves Rome towards Salento... On 30 January 2008, an Italian military plane carrying a tiny four-year-old girl leave the Afghan capital Kabul headed towards Ciampino airport in Rome. The young passenger is Shabana, who suffers from a.mysterious neurofibroma, a tumor, that if left unchecked causes severe nerve damage and, ultimately, death..At nine months Shabana underwent a very delicate surgical operation at the hands of Afghan doctors. .Now, she will undergo her second operation, in Rome, which will bring together Western and Afghan surgeons..Shabana?s story so far, including her first operation in Kabul, results from the work of Italian photojournalist Kash Gabriele Torsello, who became known to the international press in October 2006 as he was kidnapped and detained in Afghanistan. Since his release, Kash has been working to develop a program of medical and cultural exchanges between Afghanistan and Europe. Shabana?s next operation in Rome represents the beginning of direct collaborations between Italian and Afghan hospitals, and is the second phase in the.project Staramasce? Salento Negroamaro 2007, borne from the cooperation between the photojournalist and Lecce P