"It's a baby girl, mother and daughter are safe!" At 12:28 on April 15, in the operating room of the southern branch of Renji Hospital (designated hospital) affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, a crisp baby cry broke the silence of the operating room. Today, the designated hospital ushered in the first anti-epidemic baby.
On the evening of April 14, Ms. Li, who was nearly 39 weeks pregnant, went to the emergency department of Renji East Hospital for treatment. Ms. Li's nucleic acid test result was positive, and she was subsequently diagnosed as a person infected with new crown pneumonia, and the hospital quickly activated the emergency plan and transferred Ms. Li to the southern branch of Renji Hospital for treatment. Today (April 15) morning, Ms. Li's body temperature rose to 38.6 ° C, the fetal heart rate continued to remain at 170 beats / min, "the mother is infected with the new crown virus, and accompanied by prenatal fever, fetal intrauterine distress, obstetrics and anesthesia department after consultation recommended that Ms. Li immediately undergo a caesarean section." Wu Zhenming, chief physician of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Renjinan Hospital and head of the obstetric ward, told reporters.
At 11:00 a.m., Ms. Li was pushed into the operating room. At 12:28, with the clear crying sounded, the surgeons Wu Zhenming and Xu Jiwen showed happy smiles. "It's a treasure girl!" the midwife Shi Linlin told Ms. Lee.
Chen Xuelian, a neonatal doctor at Renjinan Hospital, wrapped the baby in a small quilt and put it on the newborn scale, 3155 grams! After on-site examination by the pediatrician, the baby is a healthy baby with a full birth score. The nurse then vaccinated the baby against BCG and hepatitis B.
Ms. Li, who had successfully delivered, had a happy smile on her face, "Thank you to the doctors and nurses for doing my best to protect me and the baby's mother and daughter during such a special period when I am most worried about helplessness." She said that she hoped that the haze of the epidemic would dissipate as soon as possible and the family could be reunited as soon as possible.
Wu Zhenming, head of the obstetric ward, told reporters that as of today, 17 new crown-positive pregnant women have been admitted and treated in the hospital. "Most of the pregnant women admitted to treatment are in the second trimester of pregnancy, which is an important period of fetal growth and development during pregnancy. Affected by the epidemic, some pregnant women are worried that they will not be able to get pregnant in time, and some are worried that they will have nowhere to give birth, and their emotional ups and downs are greater. For these mothers, the medical staff in the designated hospital sent psychological "massage" in time to help pregnant women alleviate anxiety.