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    Failed progression of labor due to cord prolapse increases the risks of fetal distress like meconium staining and hypoxia as well as fetal death, requiring an emergency cesarean delivery which involves making an incision in the lower abdomen to expel the fetus and placenta, accompanied by approximately 500-1000 mL of blood loss.

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    Failed progression of labor due to cord prolapse increases the risks of fetal distress like meconium staining and hypoxia as well as fetal death, requiring an emergency cesarean delivery which involves making an incision in the lower abdomen to expel the fetus and placenta, accompanied by approximately 500-1000 mL of blood loss.

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    Patho CS

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    Failed progression of labor due to cord prolapse increases the risks of fetal distress like meconium staining and hypoxia as well as fetal death, requiring an emergency cesarean delivery which involves making an incision in the lower abdomen to expel the fetus and placenta, accompanied by approximately 500-1000 mL of blood loss.

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    Failed to progress labor (due cord Prolapse) increase risk for fetal distress (meconium staining, hypoxia) Increase risk of fetal death Emergent cesarean delivery

    (the incision made on the lower part of the abdomen)

    Expulsion of the fetus

    Expulsion of the placenta (Accompanied by blood approximately 500-1000 mL

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