Caesarean section

In Bulgaria, the first pair of twins for this year were born today on March 1st - Baba Marta, at the Multiprofile Hospital for Active Treatment "Dr. Atanas Dafkovski" in Kardzhali, announced the medical institution on its social media page, reported by BTA.

L.D., aged 32, gave birth to twins by caesarean section in September. The midwives did not place the newborns on her chest, as is customary. There were other arms waiting for them with anxiety, love and emotion, a few floors above. Those of 37-year-old F.P. and her husband. They had been trying to become parents for years but one miscarriage followed another. F.P.

As Zoran Paali pointed out in an interview for Politika, women from all over Serbia - from Subotica to Kosovska Mitrovica - came forward to report the inconveniences they experienced during childbirth.

Also, the woman in labor reported Dr. N.A., also a gynecologist at the Vranje maternity hospital, to the police.

A 37-year-old South African woman broke the Guinness World record by giving birth to 10 babies, according to media reports Tuesday.

The IOL news site said Gosiame Thamara Sithole, a resident of Tembisa East in Johannesburg, delivered seven boys and three girls by caesarean section at a hospital in Pretoria.

Teboho Tsotetsi said his wife also had six-year-old twins.

One of the parents of the missing children is Stefan Zivanovic, the father of the child he claims was abducted in 2016.

The hospital, as B92.net learns, is functioning normally and there were 34 deliveries yesterday, including 9 Caesarean sections and two emergency surgeries.
Maternity is allegedly full.

A 74-year-old Indian gave birth to twins after artificial insemination. Erramatti Mangayamma is a resident of Andhra Pradesh.

Triplets were born on June 13, 2019, in First Gynecological Hospital "St. Sofia", the hospital reported.

The babies were delivered by Dr. Anton Baev, obstetrician-gynecologist, neonatologist Dr Krasimira Ivanova, pediatrician Dr. Dimitar Kolev, anesthetist Dr. Miroslav Stoyanov, midwife Teodora Kostova and assistant professor Nella Vladimirova.

Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis has asked a prosecutor to investigate an inaccurate claim made by the federation representing Greece's public hospital workers (POEDIN) that a woman and her baby suffered post-surgical complications after undergoing a Caesarean section at a hospital on Zakynthos in March.