Childbirth Posthumous

Postmortem childbirth (partus postmortem) is the process of giving birth to a child after the death of the mother or another loved one who requires medical care. In such a situation, it is important not only to carry out the medical procedure for the birth of the baby, but also to provide the necessary support and psychological services for the family and other loved ones.

Posthumous births can be caused by a variety of reasons, including sudden death during pregnancy, organ failure, surgery, and other serious medical conditions. In such cases, the birth of a child requires special attention and professionalism of doctors and medical personnel.

An important task during posthumous childbirth is to preserve the life of the child, as well as to ensure optimal conditions for his growth and development. To achieve this, medical procedures are carried out that are aimed at maintaining body functions and minimizing the risk of complications.