Baby boy broke records most premature babies born in the world. Tom Thum, a nickname given by the nurses in German hospitals that care for this tiny baby, born prematurely at 25 weeks gestation.
So tiny, so the measuring height looks so big for him. Weight Tom Thum only 9 ounces or 275 grams. The length from head to toe just the size of a sheet of A4 paper.
However, precisely because this is the tiny size of doctors believe that most premature babies in the world that have survived and survived.
Record previously held by the premature baby Tyler Martin, who was born in New Jersey, USA, in 2004 with a weight of 320 grams.
Meanwhile, for premature babies of women who live weight is 244 grams. Doctors generally believe that babies weighing below 350 grams would not be able to survive.
Birth of Tom Thum conducted by Section Caeserean University of Medicine Goettingen in Germany in June 2009.
After the doctor decided Tom Thum strong enough to be treated in his parents' home this week, then the hospitals announced their success to make Tom Thum stay alive.
"After studying all the official medical and scientific documents, we can say with certainty that Tom Thum is the Smallest in the world of premature babies who survive, last year," said Stefan Weller, a spokesman for the university.
Only three infants had been recorded as the smallest premature infants born at a university hospital emergency room, all of whom are women.
New in December 2009, after the baby is published in good condition and otherwise able to survive after being treated intensively so that weighs 3.7 pounds. This figure is regarded as an average weight of babies at birth in Germany.
During the 24 hours a day, all the time, that child is in the incubator and connected to feeding tubes, breathing, heart monitors, catheters, and most electronic devices to monitor vital signs of life every day.
Day by day he grew stronger, until this week her parents were allowed to take her home. Identity withheld at the request of his parents.
"I have spoken with the baby's parents. I hope that after he grows up will be a hunter," said Stephan Seeliger, a leading expert premature babies.
The hospital was sure, though born prematurely at 25 weeks gestation, Tom Thum will grow into a normal and healthy child.
So tiny, so the measuring height looks so big for him. Weight Tom Thum only 9 ounces or 275 grams. The length from head to toe just the size of a sheet of A4 paper.
However, precisely because this is the tiny size of doctors believe that most premature babies in the world that have survived and survived.
Record previously held by the premature baby Tyler Martin, who was born in New Jersey, USA, in 2004 with a weight of 320 grams.
Meanwhile, for premature babies of women who live weight is 244 grams. Doctors generally believe that babies weighing below 350 grams would not be able to survive.
Birth of Tom Thum conducted by Section Caeserean University of Medicine Goettingen in Germany in June 2009.
After the doctor decided Tom Thum strong enough to be treated in his parents' home this week, then the hospitals announced their success to make Tom Thum stay alive.
"After studying all the official medical and scientific documents, we can say with certainty that Tom Thum is the Smallest in the world of premature babies who survive, last year," said Stefan Weller, a spokesman for the university.
Only three infants had been recorded as the smallest premature infants born at a university hospital emergency room, all of whom are women.
New in December 2009, after the baby is published in good condition and otherwise able to survive after being treated intensively so that weighs 3.7 pounds. This figure is regarded as an average weight of babies at birth in Germany.
During the 24 hours a day, all the time, that child is in the incubator and connected to feeding tubes, breathing, heart monitors, catheters, and most electronic devices to monitor vital signs of life every day.
Day by day he grew stronger, until this week her parents were allowed to take her home. Identity withheld at the request of his parents.
"I have spoken with the baby's parents. I hope that after he grows up will be a hunter," said Stephan Seeliger, a leading expert premature babies.
The hospital was sure, though born prematurely at 25 weeks gestation, Tom Thum will grow into a normal and healthy child.
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