The Supreme Court in London ordered the Great Ormond Street hospital to pay the family of 13-year-old girl Maisha Najeeb£ 2.8 million lump sum. Hospital employee, according to Daily Mail, mixed syringes, and introduced glue into the girl's brain. Injection caused irreparable damage to the girl's brain.

The child was confined to a wheelchair, her physical and mental abilities were almost completely lost.

In addition, according to decision of the court, the hospital must pay £383,000 a year for her maintenance. When Maisha becomes 19, the annual compensation will increase to£423,000 per year.

The girl was taken to the clinic three years ago hoping to recover from a rare disease where veins and arteries are tangled. Doctors gave the girl injections of glue to block off bleeding blood vessels, and an injection of a harmless dye to check the flow of blood around the brain and head.For all injections similar syringes were used.