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Computerized assessment of fetal behavioral states

Caron et al., 1988

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8734707290754103944
Author
Caron F
Geijn H
Woerden E
Swartjes J
Mantel R
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Perinatal Medicine-Official Journal of the WAPM

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Fetal heart rate and fetal movements are parameters providing information on the fetal condition. They are non-invasive and relatively easy to attain. Recently we applied the method of maternal perception to study fetal movements [7]. The current study uses real-time …
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