Doctors used a 3D biomesh to repair a uterine rupture at 20 weeks, allowing the mother to carry her baby for another 14 weeks and give birth to a healthy child.

A baby girl born prematurely at 24 weeks, weighing only 550 grams, has been successfully treated and nurtured by doctors at the Phu Tho Provincial Maternity and Children's Hospital.

A baby boy born prematurely at 27 weeks with respiratory distress and a patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) has gained weight from 1.3 kg to 2.8 kg after two months of care in an incubator.

A 33-year-old mother, pregnant with twins through in-vitro fertilization (IVF), went into premature labor at 30 weeks. The two baby girls were born with respiratory distress but were successfully nurtured and discharged in good health.

Premature babies weighing less than 500 g – as small as a hand – are now successfully nurtured without complications thanks to advanced medical techniques.

Born at just 26 weeks, twins Thai Linh and Truong Linh, faced respiratory distress, fungal infections, and staphylococcus pneumonia, but thrived under specialist care.