Photo exhibition in response to World Prematurity Day 11/17

Every premature baby is a little warrior. Born before 37 weeks, premature babies carry within them a fierce vitality. Although their bodies are small and weak, they always fight relentlessly. Every breath, every disease successfully treated is a miracle.

In the first days of life, premature babies need special care in incubators, under the close supervision of doctors and medical staff. Modern machines help babies overcome initial difficulties.

The exhibition attracted the attention of many pregnant women being treated at the hospital.

However, it is not only the machines, but also the love and dedication of the doctors and nurses that have given the babies a new life. The journey of caring for premature babies is a long and challenging process. But with the constant efforts of the doctors and nurses, the babies have overcome difficulties and grown up healthy.

At the photo exhibition displaying images of activities and results achieved in the care and treatment of premature babies in the Neonatal Department, people not only saw memorable moments of the babies but also felt more deeply the tireless efforts of the medical team. Each photo is like a small story, telling the story of the battle of brave warriors.

Visiting the exhibition, viewers will understand the process of caring for premature babies: Doctors and nurses with skillful hands, meticulously perform each operation, from care, treatment to monitoring health indicators, all are done with dedication and love. At the same time, viewers will smile when seeing the photos of babies who are eligible to be discharged from the hospital, returning to the arms of their families. Bright smiles, bright eyes are the clearest proof of the success of caring for premature babies.

For over 40 years, the dedication and love of the entire team of doctors and nurses in the Neonatal Department has spread throughout the long-term mission of saving the lives of premature babies - where there is no longer a boundary between the white blouse and the children.