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Trust in the machine : Intrapartum fetal monitoring in Swedish birthing practices

Petra Jonvallen

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Since the 1970s, the predominant method of fetal monitoring during labour has been cardiotocography (CTG) which measures fetal heart rates. Recently, a new device has been introduced which adds an ...

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Since the 1970s, the predominant method of fetal monitoring during labour has been cardiotocography (CTG) which measures fetal heart rates. Recently, a new device has been introduced which adds an ...

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Since the 1970s, the predominant method of fetal monitoring during labour has been cardiotocography (CTG) which measures fetal heart rates. Recently, a new device has been introduced which adds an ...

Key concepts: Cardiotocography, Fetal monitoring, Fetal heart rate, Medicine, Fetus, Obstetrics, Fetal heart, Electronic fetal monitoring

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