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Ashya King parents to discuss Prague treatment with Malaga hospital Ashya King in 'perfect condition' for Prague treatment
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The family of Ashya King has met with medics to discuss plans for him to be sent to Prague for treatment. Ashya King is in a "perfect condition" to travel to Prague for specialist treatment, the family lawyer has said.
The Proton Therapy Centre has arranged for a medically-equipped private plane to take Ashya from Spain. The boy's family has met medics to discuss plans for him to be sent from Malaga to the Czech Republic for Proton Beam Therapy treatment.
Ashya's family has met with doctors and members of the local health authority at the hospital he is being treated in Malaga. The Proton Therapy Centre has arranged for a medically-equipped private plane to take Ashya, five, from Spain.
The family lawyer said Ashya was in a "perfect condition to travel" and was playing with his family and toys. Doctors in Prague are to meet on Monday to review Ashya's medical notes and decide whether he can travel.
Doctors have now seen documents showing the Prague clinic has accepted the five-year-old as a patient. The family's lawyer, Juan Isidro Fernandez Diaz, said: "He is in perfect condition to travel at the moment.
An expert panel of physicians have agreed to discuss the transportation details and additional treatment needed according on Monday at 08:00 BST. "He is playing with toys, with his parents, with his brother, and we are preparing the last documentation to travel."
A hospital spokeswoman said transport arrangements were "still to be decided". New treatment plan
'Inhuman and barbaric' Doctors in Malaga have now seen documents showing the Prague clinic has accepted the five-year-old as a patient.
An expert panel of physicians have agreed to discuss the transportation details and additional treatment needed on Monday at 08:00 BST.
Parents Brett and Naghemeh King were given permission by the High Court to take him to the Czech Republic for Proton Beam Therapy.Parents Brett and Naghemeh King were given permission by the High Court to take him to the Czech Republic for Proton Beam Therapy.
The spokeswoman said doctors would not release Ashya from their care until they were completely happy suitable arrangements were in place. The Proton Therapy Centre in Prague said it would be ready to treat Ashya four to five days days after they have carried out further tests and adapted a new treatment plan.
The Proton Therapy Centre in Prague said it would be ready to treat him four to five days days after they have carried out further tests and adapted a new treatment plan.
A spokeswoman for the clinic said legal and administrative requirements first had to be met.A spokeswoman for the clinic said legal and administrative requirements first had to be met.
Doctors in Prague will meet early on Monday morning to review Ashya's medical notes from the Malaga hospital where he has been treated for the past week.
They will then decide whether he can travel.
Ashya's grandmother, Patricia King, has meanwhile condemned the way his parents have been treated by the British authorities as "inhuman" and "barbaric".Ashya's grandmother, Patricia King, has meanwhile condemned the way his parents have been treated by the British authorities as "inhuman" and "barbaric".