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A current view that delayed cord clamping (DCC) results in greater haemodynamic stability at birth than immediate cord clamping (ICC) is based on comparison of DCC vs. ICC followed by an asphyxial (∼2 min) cord clamp-to-ventilation (CC-V) interval. More recent data suggest that relatively minor perinatal differences in heart rate and blood pressure fluctuations exist between DCC and ICC with a non-asphyxial ( less then 45 s) CC-V interval, but it is unknown how ventricular output and central arterial blood flow
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