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Vessels in umbilical cord

1 vein


2 arteries

Umbilical vein function

Transports oxygenated blood from placenta to baby

Umbilical arteries' function

Return deoxygenated blood from the iliac arteries of the baby to the placenta for purification

Wharton's Jelly

-Material that supports the cord


-Myxomatous connective tissue

Umbilical cord "shape"

-Arteries spiral with vein


-Absent twists are associated with a poor pregnancy outcome

Umbilical vein diameter

-Increases throughout gestation


-Maximum diameter: 0.9cm at 30 weeks

Umbilical cord can be visualized at...

8 weeks-term

Amnion/Amniotic membrane

-covers cord


-covers fetal surface of placenta

Normal cord insertions

-center of placenta


-umblicus


Umbilical cord formation

-5 weeks/ 7 menstrual weeks


-When omphalomesenteric (yolk stalk) and allantoic ducts fuse

Umbilical vessel formation

Urachus (outpouching of urinary bladder) projects into connecting stalk --->allantois



Allantoic vessels become umbilical vessels

Normal intestine herniation (time frame/location)

Herniate into proximal umbilical cord at 7 weeks-10 weeks NORMAL

Umbilical cord insertion into baby

-ventral abdominal wall


-check for : abdominal wall defects


such as omphalocele, gastroschisis, limb-body wall complex

Umbilical cord dimensions

1-2 cm diameter


40-60cm length (long and common to wrap)

Course of umbilical arteries

1)fetal internal iliac arteries


2)alongside fetal bladder


3) exit umblicus


4) helix throughout course of cord


5) branch along chorionic plate of placenta

Course of umbilical vein

1) confluence of chorionic veins of placenta


2) course of cord


3) inserts at umblicus


4) joins LPV and courses through liver

Umbilical arteries become _ after birth

-lateral ligaments of the bladder


-superior vesical arteries

Umbilical vein becomes _ after birth

round ligament of the liver

Mothers with gestational diabetes

-larger umbilical cord


-increased amounts of WJ

Ductus venosus

-conduit between the portal system and the systemic veins


-lies in groove between left lobe and caudate lobe


-becomes ligamentum venosum