By Jamie Habib | May 10, 2013 Pertinent Point ~:~ Controlled cord traction used in high-resource settings does not affect the risk of severe postpartum hemorrhage. In high-resource settings, the practice of controlled cord traction for the management of placenta expulsion is not associated with a decreased incidence of postpartum hemorrhage, according to the results of a […]
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