Fayza Majdoub behind incubator watching her child born prematurely who had a history of never unheard.
The baby was considered Naharya died in the hospital, after giving birth prematurely in the 23rd week of pregnancy and her weight did not exceed 600 grams. She was transferred to the hospital morgue being considered dead.
When her parents went to the morgue to receive the local ritually burned body they saw that the baby was breathing and heart beating.
The hospital director Moshe Daniel said the child died after being transported to the morgue.
Although some consider Israel as a place of miracles, Dr. Daniel says that the resurrection of the child is not exactly a miracle.
Daniel said Faiza Majdub, 26, arrived at the hospital on Monday morning with bleeding and pain. Preliminary tests confirmed that the girl she had in her womb 23 weeks had no pulse, so the woman went immediately to the operating room.
When doctors saw that the girl had no pulse left with his mother for at least half an hour.
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The usual in these cases, the body covered them with white sheet and sent to the morgue, the family wanted to take when to make the funeral.
Six hours later, the girl's father, Ali Majdub, goes to the morgue refrigerators to take the baby. "When I came to the morgue, the child was wrapped" - he told the newspaper. "Then my wife asked to see it again.
At first she did not want to look back but since she insisted I decided to discover. When you see that girl was moving. "
Daniel says that "cooling effect" may have been a factor for the immediate revival of the baby. He argues that the morgue cooling temperature may have worked to slow down the baby's metabolism, resulting in lower consumption of oxygen. This has raised the child.
"We asked if it had happened on the Internet earlier this phenomenon but did not find even a similar case" - said Daniel.
One other Doctor said that according to the data to date, a child born prematurely, under 24 weeks is considered a miscarriage. The chances that a child 24 weeks to live only 20%. And of these 20% may have problems in the brain.
The child's father has criticized hospital staff to have neglected his daughter calling to die prematurely.
"In my opinion they were negligent and saw my daughter died without yet all procedures." "It is strange how a child 600 grams, which is not greater than the back of my hand in life itself."
