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High-risk obstetric medical procedures in Vietnam

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Medical professionals in Vietnam have successfully managed several complex and high-risk pregnancies using advanced surgical interventions. In Can Tho, specialists at Phuong Chau International Hospital utilized laparoscopic abdominal cerclage to prevent preterm birth for a patient with a history of cervical insufficiency. This ~~procedure enabled the patient~~ patient, who had previously lost a child at 22 weeks and experienced threatened preterm labor despite a vaginal cerclage, was able to carry the pregnancy to term, resulting in the birth of a healthy ~~birth~~ baby girl at 38 weeks. In Hanoi, medical teams addressed severe maternal complications through emergency C-sections. At the Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, surgeons managed a delivery involving extreme obesity and polyhydramnios. Concurrently, at the National Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology, doctors performed an emergency C-section for a 38-year-old patient with metastatic breast ~~cancer~~ cancer. The patient presented with bone and mediastinal metastases causing respiratory ~~complications,~~ distress; using a combination of low-dose spinal and epidural anesthesia, surgeons successfully ~~delivering~~ delivered the baby at 34 ~~weeks.~~ weeks, after which the mother’s condition stabilized.

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