2003
DOI: 10.1038/sj.jp.7211015
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Umbilical Cord Stricture in a 21-Week Fetus

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“…The reported frequency of UCS is very varied and ranges from 6% to 20% of all perinatal autopsies (3). For the most of the authors it has no predilection for race, parity, gestational age, or fetal sex (2). It is easy to recognize on gross examination 3).…”
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“…The reported frequency of UCS is very varied and ranges from 6% to 20% of all perinatal autopsies (3). For the most of the authors it has no predilection for race, parity, gestational age, or fetal sex (2). It is easy to recognize on gross examination 3).…”
Section: Discussion:-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is easy to recognize on gross examination 3). It can occur anywhere along the UC length, but it occurs most commonly at the extreme fetal end (1,2,6). It can be independent or associated with other cord anomalies,such as hypocoiling, hypercoiling, torsion, thinning, or excessive length (1,3,6).…”
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