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Health: Alassia Hospital Performed an Unprecedented Surgery in Santa Fe that Avoided Tracheostomy to a Newborn

Summary by Radio EME
The team of the public hospital of the provincial capital intervened to a 20-day baby, derived from Reconquista with a sequence diagnosis of Pierre Robin. The procedure allowed to expand the airway and avoid a transfer to Buenos Aires, where until now this type of care of high complexity was concentrated. “Today I am happy because my son breathes alone, after more than 40 days intubated and 72 days of hospitalization in Neonatology,” the mother …
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The team of the public hospital of the provincial capital intervened to a 20-day baby, derived from Reconquista with a sequence diagnosis of Pierre Robin. The procedure allowed to expand the airway and avoid a transfer to Buenos Aires, where until now this type of care of high complexity was concentrated. “Today I am happy because my son breathes alone, after more than 40 days intubated and 72 days of hospitalization in Neonatology,” the mother …

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Radio EME broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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