"Mend My Brain" - BBC
Dr Adam Rennie featured in the BAFTA nominated 2015 BBC Great Ormond Street Hospital Series in the episode entitled “Mend My Brain“. In this episode he treats two patients with Vein of Galen Malformation.
See clips taken from the BBC documentary below:
Dr Adam Rennie discusses patient Cody’s rare condition on #GreatOrmondStreet right now… pic.twitter.com/BdLy19V6KG
— GOSH (@GreatOrmondSt) July 28, 2015
“I always draw pictures to make it clear for families.” Dr Rennie outlines Cody’s surgery on #GreatOrmondStreet… pic.twitter.com/xaoA4uBu2G
— GOSH (@GreatOrmondSt) July 28, 2015
“Mend My Brain” was also reviewed in the Radio Times:
#GreatOrmondStreet: Meet a heroic doctor fighting the odds to help childrenhttp://t.co/WYfAOC9E3C pic.twitter.com/LNcWC715YJ
— Radio Times (@RadioTimes) July 21, 2015
"One Day at GOSH"
Dr Adam Rennie has also recently featured in “One Day at GOSH”, a short film featuring work and life At Great Ormond Street Hospital over 24 hours.
11pm: Mr Adam Rennie performs procedures on some of the world's most complex neurological conditions. #OneDayatGOSH: https://t.co/zR0HDte4QW pic.twitter.com/mX00P1jJLa
— GOSH (@GreatOrmondSt) March 20, 2017
#ICYMI We’ve gathered together all 24 special #OneDayatGOSH moments – plus a few of our fave reactions. Take a look: https://t.co/kLgTkjo5XO pic.twitter.com/sFgi21mkk7
— GOSH (@GreatOrmondSt) March 21, 2017
UHC&W
Whilst working at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire, Dr Adam Rennie featured in two news articles.
The first was in relation to the successful treatment of a ruptured intracranial aneurysm – click to read:
The second relates to the successful treatment of a dural fistula in the cavernous sinus – click to read:
Coventry granddad's eyesight saved by miracle op: COVENTRY granddad Jeremy Scott is looking forward to a brighter f... http://bit.ly/8L9U8f
— Coventry Telegraph (@covtelegraph) December 14, 2009