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Home monitoring of uterine contractility

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1991
George G Rhoads
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Home Uterine Activity Monitoring

Clinics in Perinatology, 1992
Despite tremendous improvements in maternal and neonatal care, preterm delivery remains the leading cause of infant mortality. Widespread use of tocolytics and aggressive preterm labor management have had little effect on reducing the overall neonatal mortality.
W C, Hill, K S, Gookin
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Comparison of non-invasive electrohysterographic recording techniques for monitoring uterine dynamics [PDF]

Medical Engineering and Physics, 2013
Non-invasive recording of uterine myoelectric activity (electrohysterogram, EHG) could provide an alternative to monitoring uterine dynamics by systems based on tocodynamometer (TOCO).
JOSÉ Alberola-Rubio, Gema Prats-Boluda, Y Ye-Lin   +2 more
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The quality of intrapartum uterine activity monitoring

Journal of Perinatal Medicine, 2008
To determine the quality of intrapartum uterine activity (UA) monitoring in daily practice during the first and second stage of labor. The total duration of inadequate UA monitoring is quantified in relation to the technique applied: external or internal.One hundred and ninety-two UA recordings, collected from 1 April 2006 untill 1 October 2006 from ...
Bakker, P.C.A.M., Zikkenheimer, M., van Geijn, H.   +2 more
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Better Pregnancy Monitoring Using Nonlinear Correlation Analysis of External Uterine Electromyography

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 2013
International audienceThe objective of this paper is to evaluate the novel method for analyzing the nonlinear correlation of the uterine electromyography (EMG).
Mahmoud Hassan, J Terrien, Asgeir Alexandersson   +2 more
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Monitoring of Uterine Activity

Clinics in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1979
The aim of modern obstetrics is to deliver a healthy, undamaged infant to a healthy, happy mother. The ability to classify and treat abnormalities of uterine activity safely with the plotting of cervical progress against time and to quantitate uterine activity as adequate or inadequate allows for more specific and rapid treatment.
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Uterine and Fetal Monitoring in the Bitch

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2001
The use of uterine and fetal monitoring improves the outcome of canine obstetrics. Much of the guesswork of managing whelping can be eliminated. At normal term, absolute indications for cesarean section are detected with monitoring, before multiple fetal deaths or any serious maternal compromise occurs. Bitches with previous history of cesarean section
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Current status of home uterine activity monitoring

Clinics in Perinatology, 2003
A comprehensive evidence-based review of the clinical data leads to the conclusion that if patients at high risk for preterm birth (eg, prior preterm birth because of preterm labor, twins and higher-order multiple gestation, women who have preterm labor during the current pregnancy tocolyzed effectively) use the comprehensive system of HUAM correctly ...
John C, Morrison, Suneet P, Chauhan
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Uterine perforation: A complication of continuous fetal monitoring

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1971
Abstract A case of intrapartum perforation of the uterus secondary to transvaginal insertion of an intrauterine catheter for continuous fetal monitoring is reported. The perforation resulted in an intraperitoneal abscess. A new, soft, Teflon cannula is described as a possible safer method of introducing the intrauterine catheter.
A, Haverkamp, W A, Bowes
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Home uterine activity monitoring in a rural setting

International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1991
Home uterine activity monitoring and daily perinatal nursing contact were used in patients at risk for preterm labor in a rural area using provider consultation with a perinatologist in a tertiary center. In the management of 25 subjects at high risk for preterm delivery, it was noted that the patients had decreased anxiety.
K, Vrbicky, W C, Hill, E L, Lambertz, W W, Jurgensen   +3 more
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