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Comments on past and present situation of intensive monitoring of the fetus during labor

  • Erich Saling
Published/Copyright: October 16, 2009
Journal of Perinatal Medicine
From the journal Volume 24 Issue 1

Published Online: 2009-10-16
Published in Print: 1996

Walter de Gruyter

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  1. Titelei
  2. Guest editorial
  3. Comments on past and present situation of intensive monitoring of the fetus during labor
  4. Announcement
  5. Why has conventional intrapartum cardiotocography not given the expected results?
  6. Announcement
  7. Improvements in computerized fetal heart rate analysis antepartum
  8. Fetal monitoring by combined CTG and FBA
  9. Announcement
  10. Antenatal assessment using the FECG obtained via abdominal electrodes
  11. Announcement
  12. Continuous fetal monitoring of HbO2 with pulse oxymetry
  13. Announcement
  14. Cerebral tissue oxygenation during hypoxia and hyperoxia using artificial placentation in lamb
  15. Correlation between NIR spectroscopy and pulse oximetry in the fetus
  16. Announcement
  17. Relationship between amniotic fluid insulin and maternal blood glucose concentrations in patients with carbohydrate intolerance during pregnancy
  18. Biochemical monitoring of fetal distress with serum-immunoreactive erythropoietin
  19. Announcement
  20. Roster of Perinatal Societies
  21. Guidelines for the preparation of manuscripts
https://doi.org/10.1515/jpme.1996.24.1.7

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. Guest editorial
  3. Comments on past and present situation of intensive monitoring of the fetus during labor
  4. Announcement
  5. Why has conventional intrapartum cardiotocography not given the expected results?
  6. Announcement
  7. Improvements in computerized fetal heart rate analysis antepartum
  8. Fetal monitoring by combined CTG and FBA
  9. Announcement
  10. Antenatal assessment using the FECG obtained via abdominal electrodes
  11. Announcement
  12. Continuous fetal monitoring of HbO2 with pulse oxymetry
  13. Announcement
  14. Cerebral tissue oxygenation during hypoxia and hyperoxia using artificial placentation in lamb
  15. Correlation between NIR spectroscopy and pulse oximetry in the fetus
  16. Announcement
  17. Relationship between amniotic fluid insulin and maternal blood glucose concentrations in patients with carbohydrate intolerance during pregnancy
  18. Biochemical monitoring of fetal distress with serum-immunoreactive erythropoietin
  19. Announcement
  20. Roster of Perinatal Societies
  21. Guidelines for the preparation of manuscripts
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