Pregnant Woman and Unborn Baby Die at Tel Hashomer Medical Center
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
A 31-year-old pregnant woman and her 29-week-old fetus died at Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, after she collapsed upon arrival and underwent emergency surgery. Despite intensive efforts, including ECMO support, resuscitation failed. The woman had a history of high-risk pregnancy and two prior C-sections. The Ministry of Health has been notified as a committee investigates a similar case from April.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 31-year-old pregnant woman and her 29-week-old fetus died at Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer.
- The woman collapsed upon arrival and underwent emergency surgery with ECMO support.
- She had a history of two previous Cesarean sections and high-risk pregnancy monitoring.
- The Ministry of Health was notified of the incident.
- The case is being investigated amid a similar recent death of another pregnant woman and her twins.
A 31-year-old pregnant woman died along with her 29-week-old fetus at the Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, late last week. The woman, from Rishon LeZion, felt unwell on Saturday and was rushed by Magen David Adom paramedics to the hospital in critical condition. Medical sources reported she arrived conscious but collapsed at the hospital entrance. She was immediately taken to the operating room, where medical teams made extensive efforts to save her life, including connecting her to an ECMO machine for heart and lung support. Despite resuscitation attempts, doctors declared both the woman and her fetus deceased. The woman had a history of two previous Cesarean sections and was undergoing high-risk pregnancy monitoring. The hospital has notified the Ministry of Health and offered condolences to the family. This incident occurs while a Ministry of Health committee investigates the death of 35-year-old attorney Reut Cohen from Ra'anana, who died in late April during her 30th week of carrying twins after collapsing at home. Her twin daughters also died.
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