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Posted by: Nachtwächter

SANTIAGO, Chile (Reuters) - A boy has been born in Chile with a foetus in his stomach in what doctors said was a rare case of "foetus in fetu" in which one twin becomes trapped inside another during pregnancy and continues to grow inside it. Doctors carried out a scan on the boy's mother shortly before she gave birth on November 15 in the southern city of Temuco and noticed the 4-inch-long (10 cm) foetus inside the boy's abdomen. It had limbs and a partially developed spinal cord but no head and stood no chance of survival, doctors said.
After the birth, doctors operated and removed the foetus from the boy's stomach. The boy, who has not been named, was recovering at Temuco's Hernan Henriquez hospital.
"It's very rare," said Maria Angelica Belmar, head of the hospital's neonatal wing, speaking of foetus in fetu cases.
"It occurs in only one in every 500,000 live births," she told Reuters, adding that the number of cases recorded worldwide was fewer than 90.

Posted by: SOT

Sounds like an Indian dish.
That's what happens when you have sex during pregnancy.

Posted by: Cinderella

lol

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

Quote:

Originally Posted by SOT_II

Sounds like an Indian dish.
That's what happens when you have sex during pregnancy.

theres uhem..other places to put it

Posted by: SOT

Dude...they teach you that at jump school? I thought that was reserved only for pressure school.

Posted by: CJIS

creepy

Posted by: Mongo

Quote:

Originally Posted by SOT_II

That's what happens when you have sex during pregnancy.

Ya my last kid came out with two black eyes

Posted by: JoninNH

I guess I should invest in Gerber Baby Prune Juice.

Posted by: lpwpd722

eewwww!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: SOT

I would say the kid should have had a nice chianti with his foetus in fetu and maybe some fava beens.

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