Thanks to a simple magnet, fetuses with a hole in the diaphragm no longer need to undergo surgery twice, but only once in the mother's womb. Together with a hospital in France, UZ Leuven has developed a technique to remotely deflate a small balloon in the trachea, which helps the lungs grow.
Thanks to a simple magnet, fetuses with a hole in the diaphragm no longer need to undergo surgery twice, but only once in the mother's womb. Together with a hospital in France, UZ Leuven has developed a technique to remotely deflate a small balloon in the trachea, which helps the lungs grow.