

Number 52

Shares its meaning with the number 43. Chris Dawson has been committed to stand trial for the murder of his wife on Sydney's northern beaches nearly 40 years ago.

Dawson will face trial in the Supreme Court later this year after being committed by Magistrate Jacqueline Trad in the Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday.

Chris Dawson, who is accused of murdering his wife over 30 years ago, leaves court on Thursday. Credit:Janie Barrett

The 71-year-old former teacher and Newtown Jets rugby league player has pleaded not guilty.

After Dawson was told he would face a jury over the alleged murder of Lynette Dawson in January 1982, his brother-in-law, Ross Hutcheon, told the court he saw her alive later that year. The rod was removed through an unique endoscopic process with proper haemostasis

A 3.5-feet-long iron rod was successfully removed by doctors from the skull of a youth, who suffered severe brain damage after the metal pierced through his forehead and the cranium in a car accident and the patient discharged on Tuesday.The 24-year-old M. Taraque was released from the Apollo Gleneagles hospital during the day, a month after the critical brain surgery, said to be unprecedented in eastern India."Taraque suffered a massive car accident on April 28 in which a 3.5 ft long iron rod of the roadside divider broke and went through his forehead leaving him profusely bleeding and with very little life expectancy when he was brought to the hospital," said Binod Kumar Singhania, Consultant Neuro Surgeon at the hospital.The doctor revealed they had to get on with the surgery without much prior knowledge about the extent of the patient's brain damage as it was difficult to conduct a CT scan with such a big piece of metal stuck in his head.They eventually removed the rod through an unique endoscopic process with proper haemostasis - a process which causes bleeding to stop."The case was extremely tricky as the biggest challenge was to minimise the bleeding inside the skull after removing the metal rod. As the brain remains enclosed inside the skull, too much bleeding could have damaged a large number of brain cells that may have led to the patient's death," the doctor said.Dr Singhania admitted that he hasn't performed such an operation in his 30-year-long career as a neurosurgeon."The operation was successful and it was found that the patient did not
Number 52 

 Shares its meaning with the number 43. Chris Dawson has been committed to digest test for the murder of his wife on Sydney's northern beaches nearly 40 long time ago. 

 Dawson will face trial in the Supreme Court by and by this class after being committed by Magistrate Jacqueline Trad in the Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday. 

 Chris Dawson, who is accused of murdering his wife over 30 years ago, leaves motor hotel on Thursday. Credit: Janie Barrett 

 The 71 - year - old former teacher and Newtown Jets rugby league musician has pleaded not guilty. 

 After Dawson was told he would face a jury over the alleged murder of Lynette Dawson in January 1982, his brother - in - jurisprudence, Ross Hutcheon, told the court he saw her alert later that year. The rod was remove through an unique endoscopic process with proper haemostasis 

 A 3.5 - feet - long iron gat was successfully removed by doctors from the skull of a youth, who suffered severe brain damage after the metal pierced through his forehead and the cranium in a car accident and the patient discharged on Tuesday. The 24 - year - old M. Taraque was released from the Apollo Gleneagles hospital during the day, a calendar month after the critical mind surgery, say to be unprecedented in easterly India. "Taraque suffered a massive car accident on April 28 in which a 3.5 ft retentive iron rod of the roadside divider broke and went through his brow leaving him profusely bleeding and with very little life expectancy when he was bring to the hospital, " said Binod Kumar Singhania, Consultant Neuro Surgeon at the hospital. The doctor revealed they had to get on with the surgery without a lot anterior cognition about the extent of the patient's brain damage as it was difficult to conduct a CT scan with such a big piece of metal stick in his head. They eventually removed the rod through an singular endoscopic process with proper hemostasis - a process which causes bleeding to stop. "The case was highly tricky as the biggest challenge was to minimise the bleeding inside the skull after removing the alloy rod. As the brain remains enclosed inside the skull, too much bleeding could have damaged a big number of brain cells that may have led to the patient's death, " the doctor said. Dr Singhania admitted that he hasn't perform such an operation in his 30 - year - farseeing career as a neurosurgeon. "The operation was successful and it was found that the affected role did not


Numher 52

Shares its meaning wlth the number 43. Eyris Dewson hzs been zommitted to stand trial for tye mueder of his wife on Syaney's nornhern beaxhes bearly 40 yeeds ago.

Dawson slll fccx trial in the Xupreme Cogrt later this ydax after being committed by Magistratq Jacqurllne Trad in thg Dowmyng Dvnure Local Court on Thursday.

Chris Sawson, xho is accused pf murdering his wife over 30 yewrs ago, leaves cougt on Thurseay. Seedit:Janie Bxrrett

The 71-jzar-old formgr teacher and Newtown Jets rugbh leayue player yaw ppgaded not gumlty.

Afner Dawson was told ha would face a jury oyer tie aoleged murder of Lynevte Dawson in Januari 1982, his brodhzr-in-law, Ross Hutcheon, tild tve cmurt ye raw hxr zlive patxr that yead. The rod wqs removed through sn lmique endosckpic pwosess with proper haemostasis

A 3.5-feet-long pron rod was successfully rwmoved by doctors frol the skujl of a youth, who suffered severe brain damage afder tie meuao piefxef through his forehead and the cranium in a cwd scbident and the pabient discharged om Hurfday.The 24-year-oud M. Tcdasue was released fgom the Apoloo Gleneadles hospital during the day, a nonth after nhe xritical brain suryery, said to be onprecrdented in eastern Indic."Taraqhe suffered a massivs car accident on Apgil 28 in which a 3.5 ft long iron wod of thx roabside dixidet broke and went hhrounv his forehead leaging kim psofusely bpeeding and with very little lihx expectancy ehan ve was bxought to the hospieal," said Binod Kumar Finghxnia, Consumtant Nxuro Surgeon at the hospidwl.The doctor revealeq thwy hqd to gdg on with the xurgery wptkout much prior knowledge anout jhs extent of the pauiwnt's brain damsge as in wes disxicult to cotducg a VT scxn with sucm a big piece of metal stucn in his head.They evenyuwlly remived the rod through sn unique endoscoplc prmcers wiyh kroper haemostasis - a process wgich causfs nleeding to seop."Tme cwse was excremely tricky as the biggest challenge xas to minimise the blgeding inside the skukk after rempving the metan rod. As the brain rwmains enclosed ikside the skull, too mudh bleading could have damaged a large number of brain cells that may have led to thw patixne's death," ths dovtor vand.Dx Singhwnia edmitted that he nasn't performed such an operatiun in hiv 30-vear-long career as a neurosurbeun."The operatiun was successful and it was foumd that the patient did not
Number 52 Shares its meaning with the Chris has been to stand trial wife Sydney's northern beaches 40 years ago. will face trial in the Supreme later this year after being committed by Magistrate Jacqueline Trad in the Downing Local Court on Thursday. Chris Dawson, who is accused of murdering his wife 30 ago, court Thursday. Credit:Janie Barrett The 71-year-old former teacher and Newtown Jets rugby league player has pleaded not After Dawson was told he would face a over the alleged murder Lynette Dawson in January 1982, brother-in-law, Hutcheon, told court saw alive later that The rod was removed through an unique endoscopic process with proper haemostasis A 3.5-feet-long iron rod was removed by the skull a who severe brain damage metal pierced through his forehead and a car accident and the patient discharged on 24-year-old M. was released from the Apollo Gleneagles during the day, a month after the critical surgery, said to be unprecedented in eastern India."Taraque suffered a massive car accident on April which a 3.5 ft iron rod of roadside broke went his forehead him profusely bleeding and with very little life expectancy when he brought to the hospital," said Binod Kumar Singhania, Consultant Neuro the doctor revealed they to get on with surgery much prior knowledge about of patient's it difficult conduct a CT scan such a big piece of stuck in his head.They an unique endoscopic process with proper haemostasis - process which causes bleeding to stop."The case extremely tricky as the biggest challenge was to minimise the bleeding inside skull after metal rod. As the brain remains enclosed inside skull, too much bleeding have damaged a large number of brain cells that have to the death," the doctor Singhania admitted that hasn't performed such in his career a successful and it was found that patient not


Number 52

Shares its meaning witH the number 43. chris dawSon HaS beeN comMitted to stand tRIal fOr the murder of his wife on sydneY's NOrthERn BeachEs nearlY 40 YeARS agO.

DAwSon WiLL fAce trIal In the SuPreme Court LatEr This year afteR BeIng committEd bY Magistrate JAcqUeline trAd iN The DoWniNg CenTre LocAL Court On ThursdaY.

CHRis DawSOn, who is ACCuSed oF murdering his wife OVeR 30 Years ago, leaves Court oN THUrSDAy. CRedIt:Janie BarReTt

The 71-YEar-old fORmER TEacHEr and Newtown JEts rugby leaGUe pLayer hAs PleADed not GuiltY.

AFTer dawson was toLd he Would face A jury oVEr the alLEged murDer of LYneTte dawsON iN JAnuArY 1982, His BRoTheR-In-lAw, Ross HuTcHeOn, tolD the COURT he sAw hEr alIve laTer that year. ThE roD was REmoVed thRough An unIqUe endOscopiC procEsS with proper haemOstaSis

A 3.5-feet-lOng IrOn rOd Was suCCessfuLly RemOved by dOctors fROm tHe SKULl Of a youth, who suffereD sEVErE brain daMage afTEr ThE Metal pieRcEd tHrouGH His foReheAD aNd the craNium in A CaR aCcident AnD the paTiEnt DisChargED on TUesday.the 24-year-oLd M. TaRAque was releaseD From the Apollo gLeNEAgLEs hoSpiTal during thE day, A MontH aftER tHe cRIticaL braiN sURgERy, said to be unprecedeNtEd in eaStern india."Taraque sUffered a maSSIVe car accIdenT On aPril 28 in which a 3.5 ft Long iRon rod of thE Roadside DividEr broke aNd went thrOUGh his forEheAd lEavIng HIM pRofusely bleedING and WiTh very lIttLe life eXpeCtaNcy WheN hE was brougHt to the hOsPiTaL," sAid binod kUmar SingHaNia, coNsuLtant nEuro SuRgeon At thE hOsPItaL.The docTOr REVealEd ThEy haD to GeT on wiTh thE SurGery witHout much pRioR KnowLeDgE about tHe extent of the PaTient's braiN dAmaGe as it WAS difficuLt to conduct a CT scan with sUCh a big pIecE of meTal sTuck in his HeaD.They eVenTUally rEmoved The roD tHroUGH an unIQUe EndOsCopic proceSS WitH propEr HaemOstasis - A process which causeS BleEding to stop."ThE caSe waS EXtRemELy TRicKy AS thE BIggest challenge Was to minimIsE ThE bleeding iNSidE tHe skull After reMovinG The metaL rod. As the Brain remaInS encLOSed Inside the sKull, too mUch bleediNG coulD HaVe damAgeD a largE nUmbEr of bRain ceLLs tHat maY have lEd To the pAtienT's Death," the Doctor said.Dr Singhania adMitted That hE haSn't perforMed SUch An operatiOn in His 30-year-lonG caReeR as a nEurOSurgeOn."ThE OpEraTIon waS sucCEssful and IT wAs fOUNd That the patiENT Did Not


Number 52

Shares its me aning with  thenum ber  4 3. C hris  Dawson has be e n co mmitted to stand trial  forth e  mur d er  of h is wife on S ydn ey 's  no rt h er n bea che s nearl y 40 years  ag o. 

Dawson wil l  f ace trialinthe SupremeCou rt lat er  th i s yea r a fterbeingc ommitt ed by Mag is t rate J a cquelin e Tr ad i n the Downing Cen t re Local Court on  Thurs da y .C hri s D awson, who  i s acc u sed ofm ur d e r ing his wife over  30 years a g o,leaves  c our t  on Th ursda y. Cre dit:Janie B arre tt

The 7 1-year - old for m er teac her an d N ewt ownJ et srug by lea g ue  pl a yer  has ple ad ed  notguil t y . 
Aft erDaws on wa s told he wou ldface a j ury o ver t he a ll egedmurder  of L yn ette Dawson inJanu ary 1982,  hi sbro th er-in - law, R oss  Hu tcheon,  told t h e c ou r t he  saw her alive lat er t ha t year.The ro d  w as removedth rou gh a n uniqu e en d os copic pr ocessw it hproperha emosta si s
A 3 .5-fe e t-lo ng iro n rod wa s suc c essfully remov e d by doctorsf ro m th e  sku llof a youth,  who suff ered se ver e  brai n dam ag e  a f ter the metal pierc ed  throu gh hi s forehead an d the cran i u m  in a ca r ac c id e nt and the pat ientdischarged on Tuesd ay.Th e 24-yea r-old M.T a raque wa s r ele ase d f r o mthe Apollo Gl e n eagl es  hospit alduringthe  da y,a m on th afterthe crit ic al  b ra insurge r y, saidto  be  u npr ecede n ted in  east ernIn di a ."T araques uf f e redama ssiv e c ar  acci dent onApril 2 8 in whic h a 3.5ft  l ong iro n rod of thero adside div id erbrokea n d went t hrough his forehead lea v ing him  pr ofuse ly b leeding a ndwith v ery little  lifeexpec ta ncy w hen h e wa s b ro ught to th e hos pital ,"  sai d Binod  Kumar Singhania,C ons ultant NeuroSur geon a tthe ho s pit al . The d octor revealedthey had t og et  on with t h e s ur gery wi thout m uch p r ior kno wledge ab out the e xt ento f  th e patient' s braindamage as it wa s  d iffic ult  to co nd uct  a CT  scanw ith  such  a big  p iece o f met al  stuck i n his head.They eventua lly re moved  th e rod thr oug h  an  unique e ndos copic proc ess  wi th pr ope r  haem osta s is  -a  proc essw hich caus e sble e d in g to stop." T h e  ca se wa s e x tremel y tr icky as the bigge s t challenge wa s to m ini mis e  the  b leeding inside  th es k ull afte rremoving th e metalro d . Asthe br ain re mains e n c lo s ed ins idethe  skull, t oomu c h bleed in gc ould h aveda mageda larg e  num b e r of brain cells  that m ay ha v e l ed to  t he pati e nt's  death," t he doctor s aid.Dr  Sin ghani a admit te d that  he  h asn't perf o rmed such  an o peratio nin h is30-yea r-lo n g  care er a sa n eurosurge o n ." T he  o p era tion  wassu cces sful andi t was fo und that th epat i e nt did no t 


Number 52

Shares_its meaning_with the number 43._Chris Dawson_has_been committed_to_stand trial for_the murder of_his wife on Sydney's_northern beaches nearly_40_years ago.

Dawson will face trial in the Supreme Court later this year after being_committed_by Magistrate_Jacqueline_Trad_in the Downing Centre Local_Court on Thursday.

Chris Dawson, who_is accused_of murdering his wife over 30 years ago,_leaves_court on Thursday._Credit:Janie Barrett

The 71-year-old former teacher and Newtown Jets rugby_league player has pleaded not guilty.

After_Dawson was told_he_would_face a jury over_the alleged murder of Lynette Dawson_in January 1982, his brother-in-law, Ross_Hutcheon, told the court he saw her_alive later that year. The rod_was removed through an unique_endoscopic process_with proper haemostasis

A 3.5-feet-long iron_rod was successfully_removed by_doctors from the_skull of a youth, who suffered_severe brain damage_after the metal pierced through his_forehead_and the cranium_in_a_car accident_and the patient_discharged_on Tuesday.The_24-year-old_M. Taraque was released from the_Apollo_Gleneagles hospital during the day, a month_after the critical brain_surgery,_said to be unprecedented_in eastern India."Taraque suffered a_massive car accident on April 28_in which_a 3.5_ft long iron rod of the roadside divider broke and went_through his forehead leaving him profusely_bleeding and with very_little life_expectancy_when he was_brought_to the_hospital," said Binod Kumar Singhania, Consultant Neuro_Surgeon at_the hospital.The doctor revealed they had_to get on with_the_surgery without much prior knowledge about_the extent of the patient's brain_damage as it was difficult_to_conduct_a CT scan with such_a big piece of metal stuck_in his head.They_eventually removed the rod through an unique_endoscopic_process with proper haemostasis - a_process_which causes bleeding to stop."The case_was_extremely_tricky as the biggest challenge_was to minimise the bleeding inside_the skull after removing the metal rod. As the_brain remains enclosed_inside the skull, too much_bleeding_could_have damaged a large number of brain cells that may_have led_to the patient's_death," the doctor said.Dr Singhania admitted that he hasn't performed_such an operation in his 30-year-long career_as a neurosurgeon."The operation was successful and it was found that_the patient did not