CONCLUSION
The gestational limits of survival, established as 22–25 weeks, have
decreased due to the technological advances in neonatal and obstetric
care over the past few years. As a result, the survival rates of
significantly premature babies have improved. There have been rare cases
of infants delivered before 23 weeks of gestation who survived without
developing significant disability.
This report aimed to document the uniqueness of each case of premature
birth and to emphasize that the decision to resuscitate infants, born at
the lower end of the viability range, is shared between clinicians and
parents. Each case is individualized, based on the risk factors, and the
wishes and beliefs of the parents.
Author Contributions: All authors reviewed the results,
assisted in drafting and revising the manuscript, and approved the final
version.
Acknowledgments: We are thankful to the patients and their
family members for participating in this research study. The project was
not funded by any organization.