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     Taylor &.Francis

     Taylor & Francis GroupJust Accepted by The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine

     THE JOURNAL OF

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    arl* +er,u, $ela*e$ &or$ &lampin: %%e&t, on hematoloi& ,tatu, interm in%ant,

     A$ Akt%& 'rtekin, N$ Ni#an ()demir, *eki +a#ino&l%, !%&ba %rsoy, Na)an'rbil, 'rdal .aya

    doi: 10$310891;05e"tive: e investi&ated t#e ee"ts o delayed and early "lamin& o t#e"ord on t#e #ematolo&i" stat%s o t#e baby at birt# and at t#e end ose"ond mont#$

    4et#ods: Umbili"al "ord o babies were "lamed in t#e irst 30 se"onds/ro% 1 and ; were "lamed at 80120 se"onds /ro% 2$ Eevels o#emo&lobin, #emato"rit, iron and erritin were analysed rom t#e %mbili"al"ord blood at birt# and rom t#e veno%s samles at t#e end o se"ondmont#$

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    Fes%lts: Gemo&lobin, #emato"rit, iron and erritin levels o "ord bloodwere similar in bot# &ro%s$ Gowever, t#eir levels ot#er t#an erritin were #ier in ro% 2 at t#e end ose"ond mont#$ !wo babies #ad resiratory distress and twelve neonates re"eived #otot#eray in ro% 2w#ereas only ive neonates re"eived #otot#eray in ro% 1$

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    Early verss delayed !ord !lam"in#: E$e!ts on %ematolo#i!stats in term in&ants

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    Erdal 7aya &, Department of 4bstetrics and ynecolo1y,

    ective" 8e investi1ated the e?ects of delayed and early

    clampin1 of the cord on the hematolo1ic status of the baby

    at birth and at the end of second month2

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    !ethods" Umbilical cord of */ babies =ere clamped in the

    @rst '% seconds Aroup B and *+ =ere clamped at $%-(%

    seconds Aroup (B2 evels of hemo1lobin, hematocrit, ironand ferritin =ere analysed from the umbilical cord blood at

    birth and from the venous samples at the end of second

    month2

    :esults" Hemo1lobin, hematocrit, iron and ferritin levels of 

    cord blood =ere similar in both 1roups2 Ho=ever, theirlevels other than ferritin =ere hi1her in roup ( at the end

    of second month2 T=o babies had respiratory distress and

    t=elve neonates received phototherapy in roup ( =hereas

    only @ve neonates received phototherapy in roup 2

    Conclusion" Term babies to =hom delayed cord clampin1

    =as performed had improved hematolo1ical parameters at

    the end of second month2 Therefore, delayin1 cord

    clampin1 in these babies may be a favorible approach in

    preventin1 anemia2

    7ey=ords" early and delayed cord clampin1, hemo1lobin,

    hematocrit, iron, ferritin2

    ;resented in oral format at the (%th 3ational 3eonatalo1y

    Con1ress, pril &-), (%(,

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    nemia is an important health problem all over the =orld,

    especially in developin1 or lo= income countries amon1

    ne=born infants or children and it is also associated =ith

    poor neurodevelopment of the infant2 Iron in the blood is

    essential for brain development, neurotransmitter function,

    1lial and neuronal ener1y metabolism and myelination -

    &F2 In youn1 children, iron de@ciency anemia is associated=ith behavioral and co1nitive de@cits, impaired motor

    development and altered a?ective respondin1 +,*F2

    ;reventin1 infants and children from anemia is an

    important health policy of the countries and for overcomin1

    this problem there is no e.act consensus about early and

    delayed cord clampin1 of the neonate or active and passive

    mana1ement of the third sta1e of labor for preventin1

    postpartum anemia in =omen2

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    increase maternal morbidity and mortality2 nother lo1ic of 

    the use of uterotonic dru1s is to allo= more blood

    transfusion from placenta to the baby =ith the contractions

    of the uterus $F2 In delayed cord clampin1, appro.imately

    )%-%% ml of blood can be transferred to the baby =hich

    contributes (%-'% m1Gk1 of iron %,F2 In preterm

    neonates, delayed cord clampin1 has also secondaryfavorable outcomes such as reduction in the incidence of 

    transfusion, respiratory support, intraventricular hemorrha1e

    and sepsis (,'F2 There may be some adverse e?ects

    =ith delayed cord clampin1, =hich are hyperbilirubinemia,

    increased need for phototherapy, polycythemia and

    respiratory symptoms/-*F2

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    6et%ods

    This prospective case-control study =as conducted in

    6eynep 7amil !aternity and Children9s Disease, Trainin1

    and :esearch Hospital, bet=een u1ust , (% and

    3ovember '%, (%2 The study =as approved by the local

    Ethics Committee2 The inclusin1 criteria =ere as follo=s

    neonates born to sin1le and term pre1nancies A'* to / #+=eeksB, non-smokin1 and healthy mothers2 The e.clusion

    criteria =ere preterm and multiple pre1nancies, operative

    deliveries, neonates necessitatin1 recussitation, presence of 

    fetal anomalies, intrauterine 1ro=th restriction, maternal

    diseases or dru1 use, placental anomalies and reuest for

    cord blood bankin12

    The primary outcome =as to investi1ate the e?ect of early

    and delayed clampin1 of the umbilical cord on the

    hematolo1ic status of the neonate at birth and at the end of 

    second month2 The secondary outcomes =ere to analyse

    e?ect of delayed clampin1 on the incidence of maternal

    blood loss, neonatal respiratory distress, hyperbilirubinemia,

    phototherapy need, neonatal intensive care unit A3ICUB

    admission and len1th of hospitalisation2

    Informed consent =as obtained from the mothers =ho met

    the inclusion criteria and =illin1 to participate in the study2

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    !other and infant pairs =ere divided in ( 1roups, early

    Aroup B and delayed Aroup (B cord clampin12 In roup

    cord =as clamped in the @rst '% seconds and in roup (

    cord =as clamped $% to (% seconds after delivery2

    Delivery of the infant shoulder =as accepted as the 5ero

    time and a sta? in all births recorded the clampin1 time

    =ith a stop-=atch2 In cesarean and va1inal births, babies=ere put on a ne=born table in =hich the level of the baby

    and uterus =as similiar in both 1roups and then the cord

    =as clamped early or delayed2 fter clampin1 the umbilical

    cord, venous blood =as obtained from the double clamped

    umbilical cord of both 1roups for hemo1lobin, hematocrit,

    iron and

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    ferritin analyses and no blood was wit%drawn &rom t%e

     "eri"%eral vein be!ase o& t%e stdy desi#n ma;or 

    !omment 2

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    ?eslts

    The demo1raphic characteristics of the mother-infant pairs

    and hematolo1ical parameters of the mothers did not di?erbet=een the 1roups ATable B2 Ho=ever, delivery by

    cesareanne section =as si1ni@cantly hi1her in roup 2 =n

    /ro" 1 and /ro" 2 avera#e !ord !lam"in# times were

    20)5 and 101)1 se!onds) res"e!tively ma;or !omment 1

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    2 ml &or dire!t and indire!t bilirbin) blood ty"e and

    dire!t !oombs test ma;or !omment 5

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    Dis!s

    sion8orld Health 4r1anisation advises late cord clampin1

    ho=ever there is a debate on the optimal time for cord

    clampin1 )F2 If the cord clampin1 is deferred more than

    +% seconds, blood Mo= bet=een the baby and placenta

    continues and is usually completed by (% seconds and

    named as placental transfusion2 This allo=s the transfusionof )%-%% ml of blood =hich constitutes about one third or

    a uarter of the ne=borns total blood volume %F2 Even

    thou1h not fully clear, placental transfusion could be

    considered as a cause of some undesirable e?ects in the

    ne=born and as =ell as in the mother such as polycytemia,

     >aundice, respiratory symptoms, phototherapy need and

    postpartum uterine hemorrha1e2 In this study, althou1h the

    incidence of >aundice necessitatin1 phototherapy =as hi1her

    in infants =hose cords =ere clamped late, this di?erence

    did not reach statistical si1ni@cance A+,)L vs &,*L

    pN%,%)B as con@rmed in the literature $-((F2 s

    mentioned in the material- methods, =e paid attention to

    put all the neonates on a ne=born table =hich =as

    appro.imately at the same level =ith the uterus to facilitate

    blood transmission from the placenta to the ne=born2

    Ho=ever, in a multicenter trial at three university-aOliated

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    Dis!s

    sionhospitals in r1entina, the autors mentioned that position of 

    the ne=born baby before cord clampin1 does not seem to

    a?ect volume of placental transfusion2 Therefore, mothers

    could safely be allo=ed to hold their baby on their

    abdomen or chest2 This chan1e in practice mi1ht increase

    obstetric compliance =ith the procedure, enhance maternal-infant bondin1 and decrease iron de@ciency in infancy ('F2

    8e found that delayin1 cord clampin1 up to $% to (%

    seconds increases hemo1lobin, hematocrit and iron levels

    si1ni@cantly at the second month2 lthou1h there =as no

    di?erence of iron levels bet=een early and delayed cordclampin1 1roups at birth, a si1ni@cantly hi1her iron level

    =as achieved at the second month of a1e in the delayed

    clamped 1roup2 n increase of serum iron level rather than

    hemo1lobin, allo=s more tissue

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    o.y1enation, proper myelini5ation, improved hematolo1ic

    parameters and less ventilator support (/,(&F2 Iron is an

    essential trophic factor that is reuired for o.y1enconsumption and T; production2 The brain has a

    relatively hi1h rate of o.y1en consumption compared to

    other or1ans2 4li1odendrocytes are the principal cells in the

    central nervous system that stain for iron under normal

    conditions2 The timin1 of iron delivery to oli1odendrocytes

    durin1 myelini5ation is essential because hypomyelination

    and the associated neurolo1ical seuelae persist lon1 after

    the systemic iron de@ciency has been corrected2 Due to the

    hypomyelination, most common neurolo1ical si1ns of iron

    de@ciency in children include poor school performance,

    decreased co1nitive abilities and behavior problems (+F2

    urthermore, these neurolo1ical seuelae persist even after

    iron supplementation2

    8hile prominent positive e?ects of delayed cord clampin1

    on hemo1lobin, hematocrit and serum iron levels =ere =ell

    established, clampin1 cord after the @rst breath of theneonate =as sho=n to have improvin1 e?ect on neonatal

    cardiac and pulmonary functions $F2 In a study includin1

    of &2&+' ne=borns outcomes in a rural hospital, the risk

    of deathG3ICU admission =as consistently hi1her if cord

    clampin1 occurred before spontaneous respiration (*F2

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    8hile infants of birth =ei1ht P(&%% 1 =ere more likely to

    die or be admitted at 3ICU, the risk of death or 3ICU

    admission decreased by (%L for every %-second delay incord clampin1 after spontaneous respiration2 The authors

    concluded that healthy self-breathin1 neonates =ere more

    likely to die or be admitted if cord clampin1 occured

    before or immediately after onset of spontaneous

    respiration2 These clinical observations support the

    e.perimental @ndin1s of an animal based study

    demonstratin1 smoother cardiovascular transition =ith

    delayed cord clampin1 after initiation of ventilation $F2

    It =as kno=n that umbilical cord blood contains various

    valuable stem cells such as haematopoietic stem cells,

    endothelial cell precursors, mesenchymal pro1enitors and

    multipotentGpluripotent linea1e stem cells2

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    delayed cord clampin1, the merit of delayed cord clampin1

    has been ma1ni@ed by reali5in1 @rst stem cell transfer2 In

    vie= of this purpose, not only in preterm births, delayedcord clampin1 should be encoura1ed in term births too

    ()F2

    8e conclude that delayed cord clampin1 in term babies

    had no e?ect on hematolo1ic status at birth but had

    improvin1 e?ects on hemo1lobin, hematocrit and iron levelsat the second month =ithout any serious complication2

    Ho=ever, phototherapy need may be increased in delayed

    1roup2

    Delayed cord clampin1 could be considered an appropriate

    and easy to perform approach in increasin1 iron levels,

    circulatin1 blood volume and stem cells =hich seem to be

    key factors in myelini5ation and smooth passa1e to

    e.trauterine circulation in term neonates2 on1 term follo=

    up studies should be performed to evaluate the e?ects of 

    hi1her iron levels on the neuroco1nitive outcome of the

    babies2

    '!knowled#ements

    The authors report no ackno=led1ements2

    De!laration o& interest 

    The authors report no declarations of interest

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