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Measuring umbilical blood pressure in utero is challenging and for this reason non-invasive methods are required. However, the total vessel blood pressure drop can be estimated using numerical and empirical results by studying the mechanics of fluids in coiled and straight tubes. Two key findings emerge from such an analysis. Firstly, the total pressure drop along a vessel at a given blood flow-rate depends on both the tightness of the coils and the total cord length. Relatively short and straight cords exhibit low pressure, while long,
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