Jalna: Doctor of a government hospital Maharashtra‘s Burn been districted Vacuum-Assisted Delivery Procedure for giving birth to a child for a woman suffering from spinal cord disorder.
was conducted in the process Government Women’s Hospital On Thursday, one of the doctors at the facility said.
The woman Godavari Sunderlal (21) resident of Rani Unchegaon of Ghansavangi tehsil was the victim. kyphoscoliosis diseaseWhich makes the spine crooked, he said.
Because of the disorder, the space needed for the baby in the uterus was less and her platelets had dropped by 78,000, making it difficult to perform a caesarean, the doctor said.
Hospital superintendent Dr RS Patil said, “Looking at the scenario, we decided to do a vacuum-assisted delivery. At least 17 medical staff including doctors were on the job. After two hours of efforts, the baby was delivered. Gone.”
He said that the condition of both the woman and the newborn is stable. Vacuum-assisted delivery is used to help move the baby through the birth canal once labor has stopped, he said.
Dr Patil said that as part of the procedure, a suction cup with a handle is placed on the baby’s head to guide it through the birth canal and into the world.
was conducted in the process Government Women’s Hospital On Thursday, one of the doctors at the facility said.
The woman Godavari Sunderlal (21) resident of Rani Unchegaon of Ghansavangi tehsil was the victim. kyphoscoliosis diseaseWhich makes the spine crooked, he said.
Because of the disorder, the space needed for the baby in the uterus was less and her platelets had dropped by 78,000, making it difficult to perform a caesarean, the doctor said.
Hospital superintendent Dr RS Patil said, “Looking at the scenario, we decided to do a vacuum-assisted delivery. At least 17 medical staff including doctors were on the job. After two hours of efforts, the baby was delivered. Gone.”
He said that the condition of both the woman and the newborn is stable. Vacuum-assisted delivery is used to help move the baby through the birth canal once labor has stopped, he said.
Dr Patil said that as part of the procedure, a suction cup with a handle is placed on the baby’s head to guide it through the birth canal and into the world.