Bnei Brak Woman Successfully Undergoes 12th Cesarean Section, Family Celebrates Son's Wedding
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
A woman in Bnei Brak, mother of 13, successfully underwent her 12th cesarean section at Ma'ayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, with both mother and baby doing well. The rare procedure was led by senior physicians who also serve National Health Services members. The family is also preparing to celebrate the wedding of one of their sons this Thursday, marking a double celebration.
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- A Bnei Brak woman delivered her 12th child via cesarean section, a rare international medical event.
- The complex surgery was successfully performed by a team of three senior doctors at Ma'ayanei Hayeshua Medical Center.
- The mother and her newborn baby are reported to be in good health and recovering well.
- The family is also celebrating the upcoming wedding of one of their sons this Thursday.
- The medical team's expertise and preparation were crucial for the successful outcome of the procedure.
A woman in Bnei Brak, mother to 13 children, successfully underwent her 12th cesarean section this week at Ma'ayanei Hayeshua Medical Center. Both mother and newborn are reported to be in good condition. This rare medical event, considered exceptional on an international scale, presented significant challenges requiring specialized preparation, extensive experience, and high surgical skill.
The complex procedure was led by three senior physicians: Dr. Mira Manivitz, a senior doctor in the delivery and operating rooms; Dr. Shani Kolp, Deputy Director of Delivery Rooms; and Prof. Ariel Mani, Director of the Gynecology and Obstetrics Department. These doctors also provide medical services to National Health Services members in Bnei Brak.
Adding to the family's joy, one of the sons is scheduled to celebrate his wedding this coming Thursday, creating a double celebration for the family within a single week. The medical center highlighted that the successful surgery was the result of meticulous preparation, accumulated medical experience, and professional teamwork.
Fischi Weizel, Manager of the National Health Services cluster in Bnei Brak, expressed his excitement, stating, "This story is much more than an impressive medical achievement. It expresses the true meaning of quality medical service, uncompromising professionalism, humanity, dedication, and partnership in the most important and exciting moments in people's lives." He congratulated the mother and her family, wishing them good health, much joy, double mazel tov, and abundant happiness.
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