Abstract

Cord accidents are the principal cause of the high rates of morbidity and mortality associated with monoamniotic twins. Observation of an umbilical artery notch might be a highly specific sign for cord entanglement involving a tight cord knot. It thus justifies the implementation of intense surveillance and should be one of the factors taken into account in deciding on early delivery of the twins.

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