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Ahmadpour-Kacho M, Zahedpasha Y, Hajian K, Javadi G, Talebian H
The effect of topical application of human milk, ethyl alcohol 96%, and silver sulfadiazine on umbilical cord separation time in newborn infants.
Arch Iran Med. 2006 Jan;9(1):33-8.
RESULTS: It was observed a significant difference in the mean cord separation time among the four group. No significant complications were observed in any group. CONCLUSION: Breast milk could be substituted for other topical agents for umbilical cord care, but a multicenter study is required in order to advise it for routine umbilical cord care.
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