Was ist ein „pathologisches” CTG ?

Vm, Roemer

doi:10.1055/s-0030-1261962

Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol

2010

DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1261962

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Was ist ein „pathologisches” CTG ?

Roemer Vm¹

Abstract: Using sensitivity, specificity, FPR and FNR of the FHR sub partu, it is possible to discriminate online a normal (reassuring) from an abnormal (non-reassuring) FHR tracing by a simple computer-aided procedure which we call WAS scoring.

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“…d. The combination of the 3 variables: In summary, time has a certain infl uence which has not been investigated until now [ 6 ] . There might be additional time-related factors -besides hypoxia and acidosis -which are still unknown.…”

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The Factor Time in Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring and the Detection of Acidosis Using the WAS Score

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The Factor Time in Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring and the Detection of Acidosis Using the WAS Score

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Fetal heart rate changes observed on the CTG trace during instrumental vaginal delivery

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Archer

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The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine

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After application of instruments, 90% of CTG traces showed abnormal features. Tachycardia, baro- and chemoreceptor-mediated decelerations, and saltatory patterns were the most common abnormalities. Increased baseline FHR during vacuum as compared to forceps delivery was possibly secondary to pain/pressure and resultant sympathetic overactivity. The saltatory pattern was more common in forceps deliveries, possibly secondary to increased intracranial pressure and resultant autonomic instability. Despite these CTG abnormalities, the perinatal outcomes were good.

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Was ist ein „pathologisches” CTG ?

Abstract: Using sensitivity, specificity, FPR and FNR of the FHR sub partu, it is possible to discriminate online a normal (reassuring) from an abnormal (non-reassuring) FHR tracing by a simple computer-aided procedure which we call WAS scoring.

Cited by 2 publications

References 17 publications

The Factor Time in Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring and the Detection of Acidosis Using the WAS Score

The Factor Time in Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring and the Detection of Acidosis Using the WAS Score

Fetal heart rate changes observed on the CTG trace during instrumental vaginal delivery

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