Do bigger women benefit from intrapartum CTG monitoring?

CTG monitoring is often recommended for women with higher BMI. What does the evidence say?

CTG monitoring is often recommended for women with higher BMI. What does the evidence say?

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

Where are we up to with computer interpretation of the CTG? #CTG #EFM #FetalMonitoring #Maternity #Midwifery #Birth #Obstetrics

Does our risk assessment process around CTG monitoring make sense?

I’ve written quite a bit about what the research says about CTG use during labour. Here’s a collection of posts for people who want to explore further.

Fetal monitoring guidelines should be evidence-based and assessed to ensure they are fit for purpose.

New research from Norway confirms no benefit from STAN systems. @EllenBlix

Post term risks, colour coded CTG interpretation, anaemia, and bias – research that caught my eye recently

Here are the four things I wish everyone working in maternity care knew about CTG monitoring