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	Friends and Families - Where Friends Become Family - Pregnancy Glossary S-Z (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Whartons Jelly is the gelatin-like mucus that gives the umbilical cord an elastic effect, so it can tolerate the bending, stretching and twisting of an active baby.
		Umbilical cords without much Wharton’s jelly are more prone to compression and complete absence is usually associated with fetal death.
		Candida or a yeast infection is an infection caused by a yeast-like fungus present in the vagina.
	www.friendsandfamilies.com /index.php?pg=pregglossz (927 words)

	The Pregnancy Institute - PUCP
		Because of the differences among cords in Wharton's jelly, collagen content, and muscle layer structure there is a range of breakage points and sites.
		Wharton's Jelly content: Umbilical cords can be large (thick) and exceed an average of 4cm in circumference, especially at the umbilicus.
		The average weight is 15 gms/ 10 cm at term and dependent on male gender, prepregnancy maternal weight and birthweight.(8) Umbilical cord swellings at the attachment to the fetus should be examined before cutting and clamping the cord.
	www.preginst.com /pucp.html (13577 words)

	Midwifery Today Forums - Funky cord
		Her cord was just long enough to get her to the breast while the placenta was inside me, but no longer.
		Some of the bumps sometimes had a loop of vessel in it, sometimes just a big gob of wharton's jelly.
		I always thought it was just little outgrowths of Whartons Jelly.
	www.midwiferytoday.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6410 (201 words)

	Midwifery Today Forums - rare abdominal wall defect
		At initial exam I appreciated a 2"circumfrence, 1.5" deep navel opening with a tenuos insertion of cord to the abdomen.
		The last 1.5" of cord were the 3 vessels only, no whartons jelly.
		The condition where the wharton's jelly stops short of the placenta is called Velamentous Cord, but I never heard of it stopping short at the other end, or anything else you describe.
	www.midwiferytoday.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6001 (469 words)

	Neonatal/Baby Skincare, Cord Care and Breastfeeding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The umbilical cord is a unique tissue consisting of two arteries and one vein covered by a mucoid connective tissue known as Whartons Jelly, which is covered by a thin layer of mucous membrane (a continuation of the amnion).
		Maybe J Barr (1984) was right when she postulated that; 'Whartons Jelly may possess an, as yet, unknown factor, that is essential to the natural healing process'.
		It certainly seems to be true that the use of treatments on the umbilical cord, appears to interrupt and prolong the natural process of cord separation.
	www.troononline.net /sharontrotter/cordcare.htm (2172 words)

	Born Polluted - DrGreene.com
		The cord also becomes the conduit of an ongoing exchange, a silent conversation, where hormones from the mother and the baby signal changes in each other's bodies.
		The umbilical cord consists of three blood vessels — two umbilical arteries and one umbilical vein — embedded in slippery connective tissue called Wharton's jelly.
		The arteries spiral around the vein, giving the cord the toughness of a cable.
	www.drgreene.com /21_1954.html (1153 words)

	The Cast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He has also performed on Broadway in The Life, Jelly's Last Jam, The Visit, Raggedy Ann, King of Hearts, Goodtime Charley and Jumpers.
		Regional credits: King Lear, Treasure Island, Between the Lines at the Actors Theatre of Louisville, A Christmas Carol at the McCarter, Queen and the Rebels and The Investigation at the Baltimore Center Stage and Inherit the Wind at Fords Theatre.
		Films include The Curse, and the National Lampoon animated feature O, That Missing Link, where he was the voice of the only human on earth (and several monkeys and dinosaurs).
	www.2ontheaisle3inavan.com /cast.html (1099 words)

	Self-Service Science Forum Message (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Epidurals and IV Syntocinon can cause fetal distress.
		Cords around the babies neck and body happen a lot (I would see it at least twice a week) and rarely cause fetal distress, due to the whartons jelly that protect the cords vessels from the uterine contractions.
		Being upright in labour is one helpful way of helping to engage the babies head, which is difficult when you've had an epidural.
	www2.abc.net.au /science/k2/stn/october2000/posts/topic160452.shtm (1648 words)

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