In 2016 the rare name Jacy, ranked the 4,446th Most Popular Girls Name in the United States. Uncommon, Jacy would be a striking name choice. It reached its highest popularity ranking of #1,175 in 1992 with 149 occurrences. The least number of children given the name Jacy was less than 5, most recently in 1960. Approximately during the years 1969-1975, and 1987-1992, the name Jacy took a definitive turn upwards in popularity whereas 1982-1985, and 2004-2012 were years of successive downward movement.
What are the Causes of Rupture of Umbilical Cord? (Etiology) Rupture of Umbilical Cord is caused by weakening of the umbilical cord due to infection, trauma, or because of too much pressure on the cord; The umbilical cord usually ruptures at the fetal end and not at the placental end
An umbilical hernia occurs when intestine, fat, or fluid pushes through a weak spot in the belly. This causes a bulge near the belly button, or navel. In children. Umbilical hernias often occur in infants. Most of the time, they close on their own by the time a baby is 1 year old. But sometimes surgery is needed. To learn more about hernias in children, see the topic Umbilical Hernia in Children. In adults. Umbilical hernias can also occur in adults.