I realized that the umbilical cord page was missing the latter portion of the original book chapter. The wording was not identical with the page already on the web, but the section divides were identical. I copied that second portion to the new page. I can not upload videos with this free version of WordPress.
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Autopsy Manual
- Autopsy Manual: In utero lie and presentation
- Autopsy Manual: Gestational Age
- Autopsy Manual: Duration of postmortem retention
- Autopsy Manual: Measurements and Weights
- Autopsy Manual: Adrenals
- Autopsy Manual: Thymus
- Autopsy Manual: Pancreas
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- Autopsy Manual: Lung
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- Autopsy Manual: Thyroid
- Autopsy Manual: Liver
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Obstetrical Pathology Manual
- Chapter 1 Fetal Asphyxia: Section A Introduction and John Little
- Chapter 1 Fetal Asphyxia: Section B Twilight Sleep
- Chapter 1 Fetal Asphyxia: Section C Guinea Pigs
- Chapter 1 Fetal Asphyxia: Section D Primate model
- Chapter 1 Fetal Asphyxia: Section E Dr. Ron Myers
- Chapter 1 Fetal Asphyxia: Section F Ovine model
- Chapter 2: Part 1: Umbilical cord accident
- Chapter 2 Umbilical cord “accident”: Part 2
- Chapter 2 supplement: Short case report #1: Umbilical cord compression?
- Chapter 2 supplement: Short Case Report #2: Umbilical Cord Compression
- Chapter 2 supplement: Short Case Report #3: Umbilical Cord Prolapse
- Chapter 2 supplement: Short case report #4: multiple nuchal cord wrappings
- Chapter 3 Fetal Vascular Malperfusion
- Chapter 4 Decidua: Section A Placenta Accreta
- Chapter 4 Decidua: Section C Breus mole (Subchorionic thrombohematoma), fibrin plaques and subchorionic cysts.
- Chapter 5 Stillbirth & Asphyxia
- Chapter 6 Meconium
- Chapter 7: Fetal blood cells
- Chapter 9 Placental Perfusion: Section A Spiral Arteries
- Chapter 9 Placental Perfusion: Section D Placental Infarction
- Chapter 10 Lesions of Villous Injury: Section A Villitis of Unknown Etiology (VUE) and Chronic Intervillositis
- Chapter 10 Lesions of Villous Injury: Section B Maternal Floor Infarction/ Massive Fibrinoid Infiltration (MFI)
- Chronic histiocytic intervillositis (CHIV)
- Chapter 13 Preterm Labor: Section A The Cervix
- Chapter 13 Preterm Labor: Section B Chorioamnionitis
- Chapter 13 Preterm Labor: Section C Subacute Necrotizing Funisitis (SNF)
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