The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Nilambur doctors save tribal woman, newborn after rare uterine rupture
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Abdul Latheef Naha
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Doctors at a government hospital in Nilambur successfully performed an emergency surgery on a tribal woman suffering from a rare uterine rupture. Despite the lack of specialized neonatal facilities, the medical team saved both the mother and her newborn.
A swift, coordinated response by doctors at Government District Hospital, Nilambur, saved the lives of a 25-year-old tribal woman and her newborn after a rare uterine rupture left the baby lying inside the mother’s abdominal cavity.
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