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what covers cord
amnion
blends with fetal skin at umbilicus
vessles
2 arteries
1 vein
ub cord visualized
8 weeks til term
ub cord forms
during first 5 weeks (7menst)
fusion of yolk stalk and allantoic ducts
allantoic vessles
become ub vein
herniation of bowel into ub
7-12 weeks
intestines grow faster than abdome
normal cord legnth/ diameter
40-60 cm
2.6-6cm
ub arteris arise from
internal illiacs along bladder
ub vein from
chorionic veins of placenta
ub arteries become
lateral ligaments of bladder after birth
superior vessicle arteries
no cord twists
decreased fetal movement and bad outcome
cord larger in mothers with
gest diabetes
blood from ductus venosus to
ivc and right portal to liver
short umbilical cord
under 35cm
short cord associated with
oligohydraminos
restricted space
tethering by band
fetal distress
omphalocele
gastroshisis
limb wall complex
long umb cord
80 cm +
long cord associated with
polyhydraminos
nuchal cord
true knots
cord compression
stricture or torsion from excessive movement
omphalocele
associated with other anomolies
membrane covering
gastrischisis
not associated with other anomolies
no membrane covering
exposed to amn fluid
omphalomesenteric cyst
cyst of umbilical cord
females for than males
associated with meckles diverticulum
hemangioma of cord
rare
near placenta end
hematoma of cord
trauma
blood into whartons jelly
new- hyperechoic
old- hypoechoic with septations
thrombus of umb vessles
occulusion of one or more vessles
usually vein
higher with diabetic mothers
second to torsion knotting compression
poor prognosis
true knots
long cord
polyhydraminos
iugr
monoamniotic twins- 80% mortality
single or multiple
can happen in delivery- but no anoxia
color to show no flow
false knots
blood vessles are longer than the cord
folded on themselves
nuchal cord
most common cord entanglement
coils around neck
problem during delivery when head descends and cuts off oxygen
marginal insertion of cord
battledore
membranous insertion of cord
velamentous
prolapse
when cord is below presenting part
may be abnormal presenting fetus (trv or breech)
vasa previa
umb cord crossing internal os of cervix
high mortality if vag delivery
color doppler
velementous insertion
succenturiate lobe
low lying placenta
cord presentation / prolapse
cord into vagina
mortlaity of 25-60% when cord is compressed in vag delivery
long cord
premature
myoma
polyhydraminos
valementous insertions
marginal insertion in low lying placenta
incompetent cervix
single umbilical artery
twin pregnancy
miscarriages
marginal insertion more common than membranous
atrophy of one umb artery (left more common)
congential anomolies
50% born normal with single artery
aneyurism and varix
focal dilitation of vessle
normal outcome
persistent intrahepatic right portal vein
paired umb veins carry blood to heart
right umb vein regresses (6wks) and left enlarges
sometime right persists instead of lt
usually other anomolies too
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ch. 56 Umbilical cord
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umbilical cord
Updated
2012-03-04T17:57:09Z
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