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@ElFinanciero_Mx@GobiernoMX La investigación del Gobierno de México es porqué ella asistió a un bautizo hace una década y ahi estaba el hermano de una persona vinculada al Cartel de Sinaloa, ¡Qué no mame el @GobiernoMX!
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🔍 #Opinión || La acusación de EE. UU. contra el gobernador de Sinaloa, #RochaMoya, por presuntos nexos con "Los Chapitos", marca un antes y un después en la diplomacia. El analista @Official_IAGB explica en su columna que la postura defensiva del gobierno de @Claudiashein arriesga la cooperación en seguridad, pone en peligro el #TMEC 👨⚖️ Lee la columna completa en: https://t.co/6Hiz5F4orA
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#Seguridad #Sinaloa #RochaMoya
These twin babies had surgery IN THE WOMB.
How can unborn babies be clumps of cells if they can have surgery before they're even born?
Here's more:
Parents in North Carolina faced heartbreaking news in the second trimester of pregnancy—their twin girls had developed a disease called twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, a life-threatening condition for both babies, caused by connections in the blood flow between identical twins who share one placenta.
That leads the smaller (donor) twin to pump blood to the other, larger (recipient) twin. If left untreated, advanced forms of the disease are fatal between 80% and 100% of the time.
The news was devastating, and the potential outcome for both babies was grim.
But the medical team at the Charlotte Fetal Care Center offered a glimmer of hope.
They could perform laser surgery to correct the defect, while the twins remained in their mother’s womb. If performed promptly (the next day), the surgery could significantly increase the odds that one or both of the baby girls would survive.
The North Carolina couple decided courageously to embrace this lifesaving treatment.
Dr. Courtney Stephenson performed the in-utero surgery on the babies at 21 weeks, and even with some unexpected turns during the procedure, both girls survived with no lingering health issues.
They are pictured here in this post...
Fetal surgery, in which babies receive lifesaving treatment while in the womb, is one of the next frontiers of medicine.
The first procedure used to treat twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome was pioneered and performed in 1988 by Dr. Julian E. De Lia in the United States. Opportunities for intervention have markedly improved since then, but the underlying goal has remained the same; namely, stop progression of the disease and optimize outcomes for both babies.
Fast-forward 30 years, and this minimally invasive surgery—formally called fetoscopic laser ablation—is now the preferred treatment, particularly when the disease is identified in its early stages, for patients between 16 and 26 weeks’ gestation.
High-volume fetal therapy centers, such as the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment, report a higher than 90% survival rate of at least one baby and a higher than 80% survival rate of both babies after laser ablation.
The Cincinnati Children’s Fetal Center reports similar data of higher than 80% overall survival of at least one or both twins.
⚽🇲🇽 Cada 4 años soñamos con los héroes q representan a nuestro país.
¿Cuántos talentos mexicanos nunca tuvieron la oportunidad de llegar?
Desde 2007, se han registrado más de 321mil abortos según datos oficiales. Detrás de cada cifra había una Vida q podía transformar ntra soc.
Ser parte de la #SociedadCivil es un compromiso de vida, México no merece estar bajo la sobra de los narco-gobernantes.
¡Sí nos organizamos podemos sacar a la mafiocracia del poder!