Despite all expectations of the death of her fetus, a British woman gave birth to a baby during the seventh month of pregnancy. She went out to the world, crying and breathing normally, but her size did not exceed the size of an iPhone smartphone.
The girl, who weighs 500 grams, 11 weeks before birth, was born through a caesarean section, Wales Online reported.
Doctors have warned Robin Bryant and her partner, James Dorrie, that the pregnancy will not be complete and that they should "expect the worst", including the death of the fetus in the womb.
Bryant said that during the examination of the sonar during pregnancy, the doctors discovered that Healy's thigh bones did not grow normally and that they had kidney problems, forcing the mother to undergo further examinations, which could have For abortion.
The shock was that the results of the tests were correct and doctors did not know the cause of Healy's health problems, until the birth.
"After the birth I discovered that the placenta was the size of my hand, and it was gray and curled, there was no blood flow there, which is why Healy's growth was delayed," Bryant said.
The baby will stay in the hospital until she grows to normal size, and becomes strong enough to go to her home and rely entirely on herself breathing.
