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  • Detailed examination with the stethoscope. Photos: Markus Hibbeler/ University of Oldenburg

  • Operation on the experimental bear Benny.

  • Thumbs up: the patient is healthy again.

  • Teddy mum Marie and her protégé also came to the paediatric clinic's open office hours.

  • Broken bones need to be splinted - even this teddy daddy knows that now.

When Teddy gets sick

Office hours for cuddly toys at Oldenburg Children's Hospital: medical students at the university organised a "Teddy Bear Hospital" for the fourth time. The aim was to take away the children's fear of visiting the doctor.

Office hours for cuddly toys at Oldenburg Children's Hospital: medical students at the university organised a "Teddy Bear Hospital" for the fourth time. The children's fear of visiting the doctor was to be allayed, and the young doctors gained experience in dealing with three to six-year-olds.

Elephant, fox, lion and bear - they all populated the Oldenburg paediatric clinic last Thursday. The sickly stuffed animals were accompanied by their caring mums and dads. Together with medical students from School V - School of Medicine and Health Sciences, the children examined, treated and cared for their protégés at a total of five stations - from the consulting room and X-ray to the pharmacy. A teddy bear called Benny was already waiting in the "Teddy operating theatre": the budding doctors used him to demonstrate how an operation is performed. By the end, the fluffy patients were feeling much better - and the youngsters were more familiar with hospital procedures.

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