Definition: In anatomy, umbilical cord refers to a portion of the umbilicus (the opening at the back of the neck) that connects the fetus and placenta. It is an important part of the fetal development process as it provides nutrients and oxygen to the developing fetus. Umbilical cords are also responsible for the formation of the placental blood vessels, which ultimately leads to the delivery of a baby through the uterus.
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