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Where do doctors usually keep the baby's cord blood once you have the baby?
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Cord blood: is usually collected at birth in a sterile tube and sent directly to the laboratory for evaluation of blood type and bilirubin level. Cord blood stored for banking is processed differently, and methods may vary.
Answered 5/16/2016
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