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4/18/24

Birth Stage 3 - Medical Animation

 

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Birth Stage 3 - Medical Animation
This 3D medical animation demonstrates the third stage of labor. In Stage three of labor, which may last 5 to 30 minutes, mild contractions will cause the placenta, or afterbirth, to separate from the uterine wall. As the contractions continue, your doctor or midwife will help you deliver the placenta.

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