Singapore, not just a case of a baby in the hospital just to confuse, IVF can be swapped. This is the case in Singapore, the baby turns a married couple does not belong to her husband's sperm.This is what happens to a husband and wife in Singapore. This couple has found that unborn babies through in-vitro fetilisation (IVF) or IVF, was not the biological child because the embryos are implanted swapped.
The wife was a descendant of Chinese and Caucasian ancestry husband was initially suspicious because of seeing a baby who has a different skin color than them.
The couple is getting shocked when doctors at Thomson Fertility Centre Singapore, where they perform IVF, told that her baby is blood type B.
"The couple found out after a few days of birth that her baby was blood group B. Whereas their blood type is A and O, so it is not possible offspring bloody B," explains S. Palaniappan, lawyer couples who do not want to mention the couple's identity as quoted by AsiaOne, Thursday (11/04/2010).
Because of worries, according to Palaniappan, the couple finally decided to do DNA tests. "They were more surprised that happened DNA match mother but not with DNA of the father. In other words, the embryo is implanted in the husband's sperm does not come from this couple," said Palaniappan further.
The couple now wants answers from Thomson Fertility Centre and also seek legal advice.
Palaniappan said that his client had told the local Health Department is investigating this issue.
Apologize
In response to this problem, Dr Cheng Li Chang, medical director of Thomson Fertility Centre and executive vice chairman of Thomson Medical Centre said that he and his colleagues fully empathize with the couple, and states are very sorry and sad for what has happened.
"We have met with the couple to explain the situation and will continue to update and offer whatever support possible," explains Dr. Li, told Straitstimes.
According to him, this is the first incident in 22 years Thomson Fertility Centre operates. And this will be a very serious omission actionable.
"Babies tube is basically a manual process that requires the skills of highly trained and specialized. The incident is very rare because there are many levels of scrutiny at all stages of the process. Negligence of this will we follow," he said.
source: (http://www.detikhealth.com/read/2010/11/04/154256/1485856/764/astaga-bayi-tabung-di-singapura-tertukar-sperma-pria-lain)
