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Al-ShamsHealth

Pregnant Woman and Unborn Child Die After Medical Deterioration

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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A pregnant woman and her unborn child died at 29 weeks gestation after her condition worsened at home and medical efforts to save them failed. She had a high-risk pregnancy and a history of two Cesarean sections. The hospital has informed the Ministry of Health, and the cause of death is under investigation.

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  • A pregnant woman and her unborn child died at 29 weeks gestation.
  • Medical staff attempted to save her life with ECMO support but failed.
  • Her pregnancy was classified as high-risk, and she had a history of two C-sections.
  • She remained at home for two weeks prior to her condition deteriorating.
  • The hospital has notified the Ministry of Health about the incident.
Pregnant Woman and Unborn Child Die After Medical Deterioration
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A pregnant woman and her unborn child died at the 29th week of gestation after her condition rapidly deteriorated at home. She was transported by ambulance to the hospital's maternity ward and taken to the operating room. Medical staff attempted to save her life, connecting her to an ECMO machine for external heart and lung support, but their efforts were unsuccessful. The hospital has notified the Ministry of Health about the incident. According to Israeli media reports, the woman had previously undergone two Cesarean sections, and her pregnancy was classified as high-risk. She had been receiving outpatient medical care and had remained at home for the two weeks prior to her death. The specific medical cause of her deterioration and death has not yet been determined, and there is no confirmed information linking her prior health status to the outcome.

Al-ShamsArab · Nazareth

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