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National Guideline Alliance (UK). Addendum to intrapartum care: care for healthy women and babies. London: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE); 2017 Feb. (Clinical Guideline, No. 190.1.)
H.1. Intermittent auscultation compared with cardiotocography on admission
Figure 2. Instrumental vaginal birth
H.2. Intermittent auscultation compared with cardiotocography during labour
Figure 5. Spontaneous vaginal birth
Figure 6. Instrumental birth (any indication)
Figure 7. Caesarean section (any indication)
Figure 8. Caesarean section for fetal distress
Figure 9. Intrapartum fetal death
Figure 11. Admission to neonatal intensive care unit
Figure 13. Abnormal neurologic signs
H.3. Intermittent auscultation compared with cardiotocography in the presence of meconium stained liquor
Figure 25. Caesarean section for abnormal fetal heart rate pattern or acidosis
Figure 26. Caesarean section for other reason
Figure 27. Instrumental vaginal birth
H.4. Interpretation of cardiotocograph traces
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H.5. Care in labour as a result of cardiotocography
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H.6. Fetal scalp stimulation
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H.7. Fetal blood sampling as an adjunct to cardiotocography
Figure 31. Instrumental vaginal birth
H.8. Fetal blood sampling – time to result
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H.9. Predictive value of fetal blood sampling
Figure 35. Mode of birth – spontaneous vaginal birth
Figure 36. Mode of birth – assisted vaginal birth
H.10. Women’s experience of fetal monitoring
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H.11. Cardiotocography with electrocardiogram analysis compared with cardiotocography alone
PR interval analysis
Figure 39. Assisted birth (caesarean section or instrumental vaginal birth)
ST waveform analysis
Figure 41. Spontaneous vaginal birth
Figure 43. Instrumental vaginal birth
Figure 44. Fetal blood sampling
Figure 45. Fetal and neonatal death
Figure 46. Cord pH < 7.05 and base deficit > 12 mmol/l
Figure 47. Neonatal encephalopathy
Figure 48. Admission to neonatal intensive care unit
H.12. Automated interpretation of cardiotocograph traces
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- Intermittent auscultation compared with cardiotocography on admission
- Intermittent auscultation compared with cardiotocography during labour
- Intermittent auscultation compared with cardiotocography in the presence of meconium stained liquor
- Interpretation of cardiotocograph traces
- Care in labour as a result of cardiotocography
- Fetal scalp stimulation
- Fetal blood sampling as an adjunct to cardiotocography
- Fetal blood sampling – time to result
- Predictive value of fetal blood sampling
- Women’s experience of fetal monitoring
- Cardiotocography with electrocardiogram analysis compared with cardiotocography alone
- Automated interpretation of cardiotocograph traces
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