The relationship between in utero fetal growth and fetal leptin concentrations was investigated between 19 and 41 wk in 40 normal ... umbilical vein O 2 content, pH, lactate concentration, ...

Article:" Viscoelastic evaluation of fetal umbilical vein for reconstruction of middle cerebral artery," by Dongyuan Li1, Donghui Xu1, Peng Li2, Jun Wei1, Kun Yang3, Conghai Zhao1 (1 Department of ...

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. A recent study reported ...

Normally, the right umbilical vein atrophies at 6 weeks' gestation, leaving a single left umbilical vein. Persistence of the right umbilical vein occurs in approximately 1 in 400 pregnancies. [ 1 ] ...

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 umbilical vein carries oxygen-rich blood to the baby. ... Even if a doctor has called your two-vessel cord an isolated SUA, there’s still a risk for slower than normal fetal growth.

Dysfunction of fetal umbilical vein endothelial cells and fetal EPCs may also occur in preeclamptic pregnancies. Umbilical vein endothelial cell samples ...

The umbilical cord vein provides oxygen and nutrients from your blood directly to the fetal blood. The two arteries remove waste products from the fetal circulation. There isn’t any mixing of ...

If your umbilical cord only has one artery, it increases your risk for fetal anomalies. Single umbilical artery risks. ... Usually, the vein is larger and distinguishable from the two arteries.

Also, the article originally stated that the umbilical cord channels nutrients and oxygen “through two internal arteries to the awaiting fetus. In exchange, a single vein carries fetal waste like ...