Answer by rjs108 (310) Cervicobrachial syndrome is a condition to describe pain, numbness or weakness and swelling in the neck and shoulders. It is thought these symptoms are derived from a nerve root irritation.
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The vein in the umbilical cord, called the umbilical vein, picks up this oxygenated blood from the capillaries, and carries it to the babyâs heart, which pumps the blood throughout the babyâs body. Once the fetus uses this blood, it is carried away from the heart and back to the placenta by both umbilical arteries.