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[Fetal movement patterns in the external cardiotocography and their interpretation by simultaneous ultrasound observation].

P Prenzlau, H Bayer, H. Hoffmann

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Analysing cardiotocographs not only fetal heart frequency and uterine contractions but also fetal movements have to be considered. Based on this knowledge 96 cardiotocographs are estimated with simultaneous observation by ultrasound. It seems to be possible to conclude from the tocograph pattern to the type of movements.

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Analysing cardiotocographs not only fetal heart frequency and uterine contractions but also fetal movements have to be considered. Based on this knowledge 96 cardiotocographs are estimated with simultaneous observation by ultrasound. It seems to be possible to conclude from the tocograph pattern to the type of movements.

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Analysing cardiotocographs not only fetal heart frequency and uterine contractions but also fetal movements have to be considered. Based on this knowledge 96 cardiotocographs are estimated with simultaneous observation by ultrasound. It seems to be possible to conclude from the tocograph pattern to the type of movements.

Key concepts: Cardiotocography, Medicine, Fetal movement, Fetus, Ultrasound, Fetal heart, Fetal monitoring, Obstetrics

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