The smallest baby in the world was born: weighed only 245 grams of weight

A hospital in San Diego reported the birth of the smallest newborn in the world, weighing only 245 grams.

"Saybie was born at 23 weeks and three days of gestation, and she was sent home this month, weighing two kilograms, after spending nearly five months in the neonatal intensive care unit, "Marych's Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women and New born.

For example, Saybie was listed by the University of Iowa as the world's smallest surviving newborn baby whose cases were medically confirmed. The baby who had the previous record was born in Germany in 2015, and Weighed only seven grams more than Saybie.

The mother described the birth in a video produced by the hospital as the scariest day of his life. The woman stated that she had been taken to the hospital where she had been told that she was suffering from preeclampsia, a disease that causes high blood pressure, and that she had to give birth quickly. "I told them that I was not going to survive, I only had 23 weeks," he said.

The doctors they told her husband that she had about an hour with her daughter before she died. "But this time has become two, then a day, then a week," said the mother.

Logically, the little one always faces enormous challenges. Babies born before 28 weeks of gestation (usually born at age 40) may develop vision and hearing problems, among other complications.