Smallest surviving baby boy ever born saved by doctors using NAVA technology
The smallest surviving baby boy believed to ever born has survived despite weighing only 258 grams at birth after 24 weeks and five days of gestation. Dr. Ryo Itoshima, one of the doctors behind this miraculous recovery, says the Getinge innovation Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist (NAVA) played a crucial role in the lung development.
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