It is normal for the amniotic sac to rupture before or during childbirth, but it is very rare, specifically one among 80 thousand births, that a baby is born with entire membranes as if it were bagged.
This type of birth is known as "veiled delivery" or "veiled delivery" and is more common in vaginal births, but it also occurs very rarely in cesarean deliveries. We show you below the amazing photos of a baby born by caesarean section inside the amniotic bag.
The exceptional thing that happens in cesarean deliveries is that during this intervention several incisions are made in the form of layers from the skin to the uterus and almost always the bag ends up breaking and draining the amniotic fluid.
The birth occurred in a Los Angeles hospital where both doctors and parents were amazed to see Silas' strange way of being born, which is what the prematurely born baby is called at 26 weeks gestation.
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It is really impressive to see a newborn baby as it remained in the womb for months. Remember that be born with the amniotic bag intact It does not imply any risk for the child who continues to receive oxygen through the umbilical cord. As soon as the bag is broken, the child receives the first breath and passes from the liquid medium to the gaseous medium.
