The technique of fetal electrocardiography

Blondheim, S. H.

doi:10.1016/0002-8703(47)90457-2

American Heart Journal

1947

DOI: 10.1016/0002-8703(47)90457-2

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The technique of fetal electrocardiography

S. H. Blondheim

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“…(Indeed Vara and Halminen (1946) found that the FECG obtained by placing electrodes directly on the exposed human uterus was little better than that obtained from leads on the abdominal wall.) Blondheim (1947) claims that it is possible with a low abdominal lead and a suprapubic lead to obtain records free of the maternal deflections. He points out that while irregularities in the rhythm of the foetal heart may be seen in the FECG gross JOURNAL OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY cardiac malformations may not be detectable on inspection of the FECG.…”

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Early Diagnosis of Multiple Pregnancy

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Callagan³

1959

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Variable Range Directional Doppler and Abdominal ECG for FHR Monitoring

Lauersen

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1978

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Antepartum nonstress fetal heart rate (FHR) monitoring may become a valuable screening tool for all pregnancies. Two methods proposed for an antepartum FHR monitor are examined: abdominal electrocardiogram (AECG) and variable range directional Doppler (RDD). A good quality (detailed, clearcut baseline) RDD FHR record was obtained in 74/75 (99%) examinations, and a good quality AECG record was obtained i31/75 (41%). Each patient was monitored in the supine, lateral and sitting positions. Considering all positions, 76% of the RDD records and 19% of the AECG records were good. The RDD system was efficacious for routine, clinical antepartum FHR monitoring, but the performance of the AECG was too limited for this purpose.

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The technique of fetal electrocardiography

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