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Leonard Ssebwami1,2, Koros Aron Kiptoo2, Joan Diana Nabirye1
1Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Hoima Regional Referral Hospital, Hoima, Uganda.
Abstract:
Umbilical cord knots are very rare cases. As opposed to single loop knots, double-and more loop knots are extremely rare. When they occur, adverse outcomes become inevitable in most cases. We present this rare case diagnosed coincidentally on cesarean section at term with good fetal outcome.
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