Umbilical Cord Collection

Illustration of the human placenta. The placenta is an organ that develops in the female uterus during pregnancy. Through it, and an umbilical cord (at lower right)

Illustration of mother and newborn baby with umbilical cord still attached, baby being held by nurse

Human fetus inside amniotic sac

Illustration of midwife holding baby boy, with clamp on umbilical cord
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Model of twins in the womb (wax)
BEN360190 Model of twins in the womb (wax) by Susini, Clemente (1754-1814); Museo della Specola, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: gemelli; scultura di cera; ); Photo eRaffaello Bencini; Italian

Cross section of the mothers anatomy showing the baby in uteruo ROP
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Lioness (Panthera leo) mother walking through high grass while carrying her newborn cub in her mouth, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Cutaway of a womb showing the placenta, umbilical cord and baby (engraving)
3097132 Cutaway of a womb showing the placenta, umbilical cord and baby (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cutaway of a womb showing the placenta)

Cutting of a newborn babys umbilical cord (engraving)
3097118 Cutting of a newborn babys umbilical cord (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cutting of a newborn babys umbilical cord)

Cutaway diagram showing the internal organs of a newborn baby and its umbilical cord (colour litho)
3097095 Cutaway diagram showing the internal organs of a newborn baby and its umbilical cord (colour litho) by German School

Baby boy seen here just after birth at Plaistow Maternity Hospital. He weighed 9lbs 7oz. June 1968 Y5619

Cross section of the mothers anatomy showing the baby OP in uteruo being delivered by
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Cross section of the mothers anatomy at 9 months showing the baby in uteruo LOA ready to
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Newborn baby. Close-up of a baby that has just been born, with the umbilical cord still attached

Cutaway view of a pregnant woman with fetus

Medical illustration of fetus development at 36 weeks

Fetus inside womb

Medical illustration of fetus development at 9 weeks

Medical illustration of fetus development at 24 weeks

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"The Lifeline of Connection: Exploring the Marvels of the Umbilical Cord" An intricate illustration of the human placenta, where life begins and nourishment flows. A captivating depiction of a human fetus nestled inside its protective amniotic sac, thriving in its watery sanctuary. Delicate wax models showcase the mesmerizing bond between twins in their shared womb, a testament to nature's wonders. In the wild, a lioness gracefully traverses high grass while tenderly carrying her newborn cub by an invisible thread - the umbilical cord. An ancient mezzotint reveals female generative organs housing new life within them, highlighting the vital role played by this miraculous cord. Through an engraved cutaway view of a womb, we witness how the placenta and umbilical cord sustain and nurture a growing baby with unwavering dedication. Non-identical twins peacefully coexist within their mother's womb as depicted in an insightful illustration from chapter 14 - showcasing both unity and individuality at once. Ms Hunter 654 Plate 10 Drawing offers us glimpses into obstetrical marvels as William Smellie explores various stages involving this lifeline that connects mother and child. Oeuvres by Ambroise Paré presents us with an exquisite foetus illustration from centuries ago, reminding us that even then, humanity marveled at this delicate connection formed through the umbilical cord. Francois Simon Ravenet's masterful engraving captures every detail of an anatomically precise drawing depicting a foetus nestled safely within its mother's womb - connected by this remarkable cord. Cutting away from tradition: Witnessing birth anew through engravings capturing that pivotal moment when a newborn baby’s umbilical cord is gently severed – symbolizing independence yet forever linked to its origin.