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A nurse told me that if you have shoulder dystocia and push the baby back in in for an emergency c-section, you only have 2 minutes before the fetus runs out of oxygen. I can't exactly figure out what the baby would become hypoxic....the cord is still attached and the placenta is still attached, so what's the problem.
On a related note, anyone know what triggers separation of the placenta after delivery of the baby?
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On a related note, anyone know what triggers separation of the placenta after delivery of the baby?
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