The young Sydney boy who was critically injured in the Sea World helicopter crash has avoided suffering a brain injury. 9News
Nicholas Tadros, 10, was placed in an induced coma after the crash on January 2 that killed his mother, Vanessa Tadros, and three others.
But doctors have not ruled out amputating the child's leg, which was shattered in the crash, the priest has relayed after speaking to Nicholas and his father, Simon, on Saturday.
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