Rare: Baby girl born intact in amniotic sac in Nghe An
The baby is born still intact in the amniotic sac, a phenomenon commonly known as "birth in the amniotic sac". This is a very rare phenomenon, with a rate of only about 1/80,000 births.
On May 6, Hoan My Vinh Hospital (Nghe An) announced that it had successfully performed a cesarean section for pregnant woman LTN (born 1995, from Ha Nam), safely delivering a 3.3kg baby girl.
The special thing about the birth was that the baby was still inside the amniotic sac - a rare phenomenon commonly known as "birth in a sac". This is a condition where the amniotic sac does not rupture as usual, leaving the newborn completely surrounded by the amniotic membrane, umbilical cord and blood vessels as when in the mother's womb.
After removing the fetus from the mother’s womb, the doctors proactively broke the amniotic sac to ensure the baby’s safety. Currently, both mother and baby are in stable health and are being cared for at the hospital.
It is known that this is the mother's second cesarean section, the fetus is at 38 weeks and 6 days. The mother's family plans to name the child Bao Ngoc.
According to doctors, “birth in a sac” is a very rare phenomenon, with a rate of only about 1/80,000 births. According to folk belief, children born in a sac, if they overcome the initial risk of suffocation, will have a lucky and wealthy life./.
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