Miracle of baby 'born twice' after mother undergoes life-saving womb operation

Miracle of baby 'born twice' after mother undergoes life-saving womb operation

A mother who undertook an "extreme surgery" to have her womb and unborn child removed from her body has praised the doctors who saved her and her son's life.

In “Two at 10”, we learn the story of Carina, who, after a difficult childhood and adolescence, found balance with her boyfriend. Plans began to emerge and there was already talk of marriage and children, but the dream of motherhood became a nightmare.

The uterus of an English mother containing her future baby was removed from her abdomen during an operation that saved her life while she was suffering from ovarian cancer.

First UK Birth After Womb Transplant Marks Historic Medical Milestone

Grace has become the first woman in the UK to give birth following a womb transplant, after receiving a donation from her sister through the Womb Transplant UK programme.

In A Rare Medical Miracle, A Baby In UK Was 'Born Twice.' Here's Why

In a remarkable medical feat, 32-year-old Lucy Isaac from Oxford, England, underwent a groundbreaking surgical procedure that temporarily removed her womb, with her unborn baby still inside, to treat ovarian cancer. This rare operation, performed at John Radcliffe Hospital, allowed both mother and child to emerge healthy, marking a significant milestone in maternal-fetal medicine. A Life-Altering Diagnosis  At 12 weeks pregnant, Lucy received a …

A British woman, whose uterus and baby were removed during a complicated ovarian cancer surgery while she was pregnant, is speaking about the double birth of her own son. After a rare procedure, she was put back in and a healthy son was born three months later, British media report.