With her baby still within, remained connected to her uterine artery. Additionally, it remained connected to the cervix and fallopian tube.
To simulate the body’s temperature, a sterile saline pack was put around the uterus. The womb was then held in the hands of two members of the medical staff for the duration of the procedure.
Gynecological oncology expert Hooman Soleymani Majd commended the group for finishing the “difficult and demanding” process.
“Our multidisciplinary team’s commitment and knowledge guaranteed a successful outcome for Lucy and her child,” he said.
Lucy was extremely appreciative of her medical staff. “Every physician and nurse we interacted with was kind, encouraging, informed, and provided us with the necessary comfort,” she said.
“I never had the slightest doubt that we would receive excellent care.” As reported by Good Morning Britain, Lucy gave birth to her son,
Rafferty, naturally at 37 weeks. According to Lucy, “it was just the most extraordinary, stressful time.” “But he’s here, and he’s amazing, and he just loves being his mother.”
