The infant with an external heart remains thriving.

A newborn in India has just been diagnosed with a disease in which the heart is affixed to the chest outside the body.According to health experts, this baby’s condition is uncommon, affecting only about eight out of one million individuals worldwide. 90 percent of fetuses with ectopic hearts perished immediately or within three days. However, a miracle occurred when this infant survived seven days on earth in excellent health. Surgery was performed on the infant.Newborn infant develops more head in the abdomenAnother infant was delivered in India with an unhealthy body and an abnormal head on her stomach.

When she was born, she weighed approximately 2 kg and had an additional cranium on her stomach. The physician identified this condition as Hetropagus, also known as “parasitic twins”The hospital’s Neonatal Center provided excellent care for the infant. As soon as the baby’s health condition stabilized, doctors performed surgery to separate the cranium from the abdomen.Baby born with human and amphibian DNAA woman in the Nigerian state of Ekiti was stunned when, after 13 months of carrying two children, one of them was born with a birth defect that gave it a half-human, half-frog appearance.

According to doctors, this infant was born with a rare disease that caused a complete cerebral defect. Because there is a small portion of the brain that carries nerves to the spine, the infant can still move ordinarily. Due to the lack of a large brain, however, the infant resembles a deformed “creature” that is half-human and half-frog.Muhammad Nafi – the name of this two-week-old infant with a heart-shaped head – was diagnosed with a large tumor on the right side of the skull. This tumor grew over time, causing her cranium to swell and form a heart shape.

The tumor has also affected her right eye’s vision, and physicians are conducting tests to determine if her other organs are damaged.Although his family says they have not yet received assistance from the local government, people have raised funds for charity to aid this poor infant.A 5-month-old infant’s tail expands 13 cm longThe spine of Niu Niu, China was born with an unusual birth defect. A fracture in the spine’s vertebrae creates space for the spine. Over time, the baby’s mother observed that this crack was forming a tail, and that it was expanding swiftly.

It is known that Niu Niu’s tail began to form while she was still in her mother’s womb, and the cause is believed to be a lack of folic acid before and during pregnancy.’