The umbilical cord delivers vital nutrients from your body to your baby, and ferries away the waste your baby produces. It ...

Umbilical vein has been substituted for artery in vascular transplantation, but it remains unclear whether the stress relaxation and creep between these vessels are consistent.

During prenatal development, the umbilical cord is physiologically and genetically part of the fetus and, (in humans), normally contains two arteries (the umbilical arteries) and one vein (the ...

In the article by Tritschler et al. (1), with its list of therapeutic alternatives to treat long urethral strictures with a free graft, total urethral replacement by using the umbilical cord vein ...

Moreover, there were no differences in the viscosity or the melatonin in the umbilical artery and vein, which have traditionally been variables related to early clamping.

While researchers have replaced umbilical vein with artery in vascular transplantation, there is no clarity on whether the stress relaxation and creep between these vessels are consistent.

The variable decelerations associated with a widened difference between the umbilical artery and vein cord values indicate the presence of a coincident umbilical vein occlusion.

What is the umbilical cord for? The umbilical cord feeds the child in the mother’s stomach, linking the fetus to the placenta. It contains three blood vessels: one vein and two arteries. At the ...

Here are the facts behind the promise of umbilical cord banking and cord blood transplants.

Two to five tissue sections per slide from different regions of the umbilical cord and two arteries and one vein per tissue section were analyzed, and the average count of all results was ...

The umbilical cord consists of a vein and two arteries, which are surrounded by a gelatinous substance called Wharton’s jelly. A membrane, called the amnion, holds the whole thing together.