Cord Management

Delayed cord clamping should be carried out for babies born before 37 weeks, with the cord remaining unclamped for at least one minute after birth.

Delayed cord clamping has been associated with a reduction in mortality among preterm infants, as well as a number of other important benefits.

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Benefits Of Delayed Cord Clamping To Infants