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hypoglycaemia failure to carry out a c-section in a timely manner oxygen starvation during birth there are two types of oxygen starvation during birth - total asphyxia (also known as acute profound asphyxia) and prolonged partial asphyxia. acute total asphyxia has a number of possible causes, including the placenta separating from the mother's uterus (placental abruption), the blood supply in the cord being cut off (cord occlusion) or the cord being born before the baby (cord prolapse). in these cases, the baby experiences a sudden cut-off of its oxygen supply. it is generally agreed that the first ten minutes of lack of oxygen can be withstood by a mature fetus, but thereafter the damage is progressive and proportionate to the continuing oxygen deprivation. experiments suggest that the most that a mature fetus can withstand, in terms of acute deprivation of oxygen, is 20 to 25 minutes. after that, the baby is likely to die. prolonged partial asphyxia is often caused by the blood supply in the umbilical cord being intermittently cut off. it is generally agreed that to cause brain damage this would have to occur for at least two hours prior to birth. establishing the point at which the baby's brain becomes damaged is a key issue in these types of cases, which can sometimes be aided with an mri scan. explaining claim amounts anyone living with severe cerebral palsy will require assistance in many aspects of their life. these can include: 24-hour specialist care specially adapted accommodation aids and equipment education costs assistive technology however, these can be very expensive, and families struggle to afford them without financial help. this is where compensation comes in. the money awarded is intended to cover the cost of everything that enables a person to lead as fulfilling a life as possible in spite of their avoidable disabilities. without this compensation, they would not have access to the 24-hour care, specialist accommodation, equipment and therapy they need. due to the high level of assistance required, a child with cerebral palsy can receive an amount that initially seems very high, often running into the millions of pounds. however, this amount is carefully calculated to ensure all the high level of care required can be provided throughout their life. despite this, there can be a misconception that such an amount represents a 'windfall' for the family. to understand how far reaching these misconceptions are, we carried out a survey asking for people's opinions on compensation amounts. the results were startling, and highlight a perception among many people that compensation amounts awarded to those whose lives have been drastically affected through medical negligence seem too high. this perception is incorrect, and to challenge it we have created the below infographic.the visual explains why large compensation awards are often necessary for children with severe cerebral palsy, and shows the many different factors that must be considered when deciding on a final figure. it also includes a breakdown of typical figures involved. the infographic, which is ba

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