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The newborn was found in a plastic bag in Cinisello Balsamo.
Little Leone, the newborn found in a plastic bag in Cinisello Balsamo, in the Milan area, is in good general clinical condition, is lively and reactive, breathes independently and feeds from a bottle. This was reported by Stefano Martinelli, director of the Mother and Child Department and director of Neonatology and Neonatal Intensive Care at the Niguarda hospital in Milan.
"Since yesterday - explains Martinelli - we have suspended respiratory support: the child is breathing spontaneously and has good vital parameters. Today he weighs 4 kilograms, with a regular trend of weight growth, and is spontaneously feeding from a bottle".
Infectious and neurological tests are currently underway to exclude any complications related to unassisted birth.

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