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BackNeonato ritrovato in un sacchetto 'è reattivo e si alimenta col biberon'
Neonato ritrovato in un sacchetto 'è reattivo e si alimenta col biberon'
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Neonato ritrovato in un sacchetto 'è reattivo e si alimenta col biberon'

cinisello balsamoospedale niguardaneonato

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  • Il neonato soprannominato Leone, trovato in un sacchetto a Cinisello Balsamo, è in buone condizioni di salute presso l'ospedale Niguarda di Milano.
  • Il piccolo respira autonomamente e si alimenta regolarmente.

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Il neonato era stato ritrovato in un sacchetto di plastica a Cinisello Balsamo.

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Il piccolo Leone, il neonato ritrovato in un sacchetto di plastica a Cinisello Balsamo, nel Milanese, è in buone condizioni cliniche generali, è vivace e reattivo, respira autonomamente e si alimenta al biberon. Lo riferisce Stefano Martinelli, direttore del Dipartimento Materno Infantile e direttore della Neonatologia e Terapia Intensiva Neonatale dell'ospedale Niguarda di Milano.

"Da ieri - spiega Martinelli - abbiamo sospeso il supporto respiratorio: il bambino respira spontaneamente e presenta buoni parametri vitali. Pesa oggi 4 chilogrammi, con un regolare andamento della crescita ponderale, e si alimenta spontaneamente al biberon".

Sono attualmente in corso accertamenti infettivologici e neurologici per escludere eventuali complicanze legate alla nascita non assistita.

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  • Quali saranno gli esiti degli accertamenti neurologici?
  • Chi sono i genitori del bambino?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Cronaca.

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