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Rethink prompted on immediate cord clamping for pre-term babies
Changing how pre-term babies’ umbilical cords are clamped could improve outcomes and save babies lives, prompting an update of the international guidelines that inform global practice.
A major review has found that changing how pre-term babies’ umbilical cords are clamped could improve outcomes and save babies’ lives, prompting an update of the international guidelines that inform global practice.
More than 15 million babies are born too early (preterm) annually worldwide. Of these, 1.1 million die, and surviving children have an increased risk of developmental difficulties and chronic ill health.
Now, an international research team led by the University of Sydney has brought together all clinical trials to date looking at different strategies for clamping of the umbilical cord for preterm infants in a systematic review and meta-analysis, from 42 studies incorporating data for almost 6000 infants.