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Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring. The purpose of this study was to test the ability of a clearly defined classification system for electronic fetal heart rate monitoring to predict early neonatal outcome. Electronic fetal heart rate monitoring. All labors of women with singleton pregnancies 32 weeks gestation electronically monitored at 2 institutions were examined. Tracings in the final hour before delivery were defined as normal fetal stress or fetal distress.
Many factors interact to regulate the fhr including cardiac pacemakers the cardiac conduction system autonomic innervation humoral factors extrinsic factors and local factors. Tracings in the final hour before delivery were defined as normal fetal stress or fetal distress. All labors of women with singleton pregnancies 32 weeks gestation electronically monitored at 2 institutions were examined. The purpose of this study was to test the ability of a clearly defined classification system for electronic fetal heart rate monitoring to predict early neonatal outcome. Electronic fetal heart rate monitoring. Electronic fetal heart rate fhr monitoring was introduced into clinical practice during an era in which intrapartum fetal hypoxia was thought to be the primary cause of cerebral palsy.
Applying principles of patient safety.
All labors of women with singleton pregnancies 32 weeks gestation electronically monitored at 2 institutions were examined. The electronic fetal heart rate monitoring program introduces a comprehensive systematic evidence based approach to standardized intrapartum fetal heart rate interpretation and management that reflects consensus in the medical literature is practical and teachable. Electronic fetal heart rate fhr monitoring was introduced into clinical practice during an era in which intrapartum fetal hypoxia was thought to be the primary cause of cerebral palsy. All labors of women with singleton pregnancies 32 weeks gestation electronically monitored at 2 institutions were examined. The purpose of this study was to test the ability of a clearly defined classification system for electronic fetal heart rate monitoring to predict early neonatal outcome. Electronic fetal heart rate monitoring.