Overview
- The three monozygotic girls were delivered preterm by cesarean section in August after a complication, hospital officials said.
- One newborn suffered a brain hemorrhage shortly after birth and required prolonged intensive care but is reported to be doing very well.
- Physicians identified fetofetal transfusion syndrome during the pregnancy, prompting intensive monitoring and coordinated specialist care.
- After hospitalization from August to November, the 29-year-old mother left the perinatal center with her babies, the clinic confirmed.
- The case comes as the region notes another identical triplet birth in nearby Winnenden this summer, which the hospital network deems statistically striking.