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37 week pregnant.cervical length is normal. found loose cord around neck at time of scan. placenta is anterior in uterus. maturity grade 1. suggest?
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Normal findings: All of the findings you list are normal. I would continue expectant management and plan on a normal vaginal delivery. A cord around the neck is a common finding and usually doesn't create a problem during labor. (I'm assuming the baby's head is down) Best wishes!
Answered 10/12/2018
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