Patient's question:
At 35 weeks, the pregnant woman was diagnosed with polyhydramnios. After 1200 milliliters of amniotic fluid was extracted at the hospital, a cord blood puncture was performed, from which 10 milliliters of cord blood was collected. That night, the fetus died in utero.Doctor's answer:
This is best to have a forensic examination applied for, because the fetus may have died due to polyhydramnios, or may have died due to medical malpractice at the hospital. Except, cord blood puncture indeed has certain risks.