CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A 1-year-old-girl burned in an explosion at a north Charlotte home had another surgery Thursday.
Doctors performed a skin graft on Emily Hinton. The surgery was expected to last 10 hours.
Emily and her grandmother were hurt after a gas can exploded at their home on White Aspen Place exploded last month.
The surgery went well, family members said.
A GoFundMe page for Emily has been set up, which anyone can donate to here.
Read our past coverage:
- 1-year-old girl shows small improvement after burned by gas can explosion
- Baby girl critically burned when gas can explodes while grandma burns trash
- 1-year-old burned in explosion undergoes first surgery
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