The Importance of Delayed Cord Clamping

In the DCC group, cord pulse was checked without allowing clamping. Waited until the cord pulse stopped. It was wrapped in a sterile and warm cloth and dried. The cord was clamped when the pulse stopped. The cord clamping time was noted on the case report form. In DCC, the baby was placed on the mother's legs in cesarean section (C/S) births and on the mother's mons pubis region in normal vaginal births. The baby was administered a routine delivery room neonatal resuscitation program (NRP) by the pediatrician. After cord clamping, the baby was handed over to the pediatric team.