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HTTP/1.1 200 OKContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 8655Connection: keep-aliveKeep-Alive: timeout15Server: nginx/1.25.3Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2024 03:11:06 GMTLast-Modified: Sat, 08 Jul 2023 17:48:55 GMT

html> head>title>Cord clamping at birth /title>p stylemso-outline-level:5>b>span stylecolor:black>Cord clamping at birth before closure of the placental citculation is commnon practice around the world.  The harm of early cord clamping is never trivial.It is onlyvery rarely necessary either for the mothers safety or for the newborns safety.H2>The problem starts with the basic mis-understanding of the fetal to adult pattern physiology taught around the world./H2> br>How well are We Teaching the Physiology of Transition at Birth?br>br>/H2>A true physiological transition of the circulation at birth does not include any intervention. Teaching texts weresearched and we found that nearly all included the intervention of cord clamping either overtly or covertly. Theimplications of this distortion of physiology are discussed.br>br>H3>Introduction/H3>br>br>Human physiology is primarily about understanding how our bodies function, and armed with this knowledge we should be able to understand how the body responds and adapts to external events.There can be a dispute or uncertainty about the precise way a physiological function works. There can be no dispute that a truephysiological description cannot include any outside intervention. Transition at birth from placental respiration (via the umbilical cordcirculation) into pulmonary respiration is a complex change which has to occur with relative speed. Recent practice has been to assist thistransition by clamping the umbilical cord at birth. However no matter how beneficial or otherwise this may be, this outside interventioncannot be included in a true physiological description.br>H2>Method/H2>br>A range of well-known physiology and medical textbooks stocked in the hospital library were searched for a description of transition of theneonate at birth. The description of transition of the circulation was checked to determine how the closure of the placental circulation wasachieved and whether or not an umbilical cord clamps was included in this description. Eight textbooks were

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