"Early vs. Delayed Umbilical Cord Clamping" by Jerilyn Cox, Kristen Givens et al.
 

Document Type

Poster Session

Publication Date

11-2012

Keywords

Obstetrics, birth, umbilical cord

Abstract

Nearly 4 million infants are born annually in the United States. Events during birth can have life-long implications. Early cord clamping is associated with a decreased risk of jaundice, whereas delayed cord clamping is associated with a decreased risk of anemia. Parents deserve knowledge and autonomy concerning care of their infants.

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