Mohali's Motherhood Hospital saves 2 premature babies with 'NICU on Wheels'

Both newborns were brought to the hospital in critical condition and received life-saving treatment

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:55 PM Feb 09, 2025 IST

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Motherhood Hospital successfully treated two premature babies — 28 weeks and 30 weeks — who had a minimal chance of survival at birth. Both newborns, born in the outskirts of Mohali, were brought to the hospital in critical condition through the ‘NICU on Wheels’ service, where they received life-saving treatment under Dr Sunny Narula and Dr Saurabh Kapoor, Consultant Neonatologists and Pediatricians.

“Both cases were extremely complex, where our NICU team, advanced technology, and dedicated care played a crucial role. Without intensive surgeries, ventilator support, and life-saving interventions, these babies would not have survived,” said Dr Narula.

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