Background Delayed cord clamping (DCC,≥ 30s) increases blood volume in newborns and
is associated with fewer blood transfusions and short-term neonatal complications. The …

Há várias razões para se responder sim a essa pergunta: a primeira é que o clampeamento
está entre as intervenções médicas (ou paramédicas) mais feitas em seres humanos: 3.000 …

Commentary Lakshminrusimha and Van Meurs that in term infants there was insufficient
evidence to either refute or support delaying cord clamping in settings with rich resources …

There are several reasons to answer yes. The first one is that it is among the most frequently
performed medical (or paramedical) interventions in human beings: 3,000,000 times a year …

Background Worldwide, millions of babies are born each day, and in many of these infants,
the umbilical cord is severed and they must begin air-breathing to survive. These events …