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It’s tiny, it’s cool, and it does something that #CTG sensors can’t do. What is it?
It’s tiny, it’s cool, and it does something that #CTG sensors can’t do. What is it?
It seems logical that it should work, but focussing on fetal movement hasn’t improved outcomes. And I think I know why… #CTG #Ultrasound #IOL #Birth #Maternity #Midwifery #Obstetrics
New evidence about the relationship between decelerations, accelerations, and hypoxic brain injury.
“You’ll get sued if you don’t put a CTG on”. Is it true? @louiseroth
One of the questions I am often asked about is what research says is the best approach to fetal heart rate monitoring for a woman who has previously had one (or possibly more) caesarean births in the past and plans a vaginal birth this time around. There is no simple answer to this question, so it is one I have avoided writing about. Up until now. A new piece of […]
New research helps us to see what and where the risks are.
There are so many unanswered questions relating to CTG monitoring. I get really excited when I see that someone has plans to answer one of them! Here are details about #FIRSTT
This is what CTG monitoring practice looks like in the Netherlands. How does this compare to where you are?
The problem with guidelines is not that they exist nor that they play a role in structuring good practice. The problem is when guidelines over-reach their purpose.