CROWN PRINCESS MARY AT EVENTS OF THE DANISH HEART FOUNDATION

November 28, 2019

Crown Princess Mary Visited Rigshospitalet

As patron of the Danish Heart Association, Crown Princess Mary visited the Heart Surgery Section of the Rigshospitalet (The National, State or Kingdom Hospital) in Copenhagen.

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For the engagement, Mary wore Massimo Dutti polka-dot Print Blazer with blue blouse and matching earrings. She added a pop of colour with burgundy velvet heels.

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Her Royal Highness received a presentation of studies in adult heart surgery as well as a demonstration of how to practice surgical skills when performing cardiac surgery through tiny openings.

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The Crown Princess watches as Chief Surgeon, Christian Carranza, demonstrates how to use an artificial torso for heart surgery training.

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Crown Princess Mary of Denmark tries herself after instructions by Chief Surgeon, Christian Carranza how to use an artificial torso for heart surgery training, at the Rigshospitalet.

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Crown Princess Mary Handed Out Heart Foundation Awards

Later, Crown Princess Mary handed out the Danish Heart Foundation Awards (Hjerteforeningen) and the Children Heart Foundation Awards (Børnehjertefondens) at the Hotel d’Angleterre in Copenhagen.

Danish Heart Foundation is a non-profit organization and it was founded in 1962. Children’s Heart Foundation started in 2004.

Her Royal Highness was received by two of the Heart Association’s “Heart Children”, who are children who are either born with heart failure or suffer from cardiovascular disease.

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The Crown Princess is the patron of the Danish Heart Association, which with its 132,345 members is one of Denmark’s largest disease-fighting organizations.

The winners were Lars Allan Larsen, Canan Doganli, Mina Nicole Händel, Anne Lagsted and Sofie Bay Simony.

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— Andreas Rudkjøbing (@rudkjoebing) November 28, 2019

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