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Kirk et al., 1986 - Google Patents

Techniques for the routine on-line processing of the fetal electrocardiogram

Kirk et al., 1986

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8496653101155872691
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Kirk D
Smith P
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Since CREMER'S [1] first observation of the fetal electrocardiogram (FECG) there have been many attempts at using the FECG to characterize the well being of the fetus during labor, particularly with regard to the degree of acidosis that may exist within the fetus. To do so in a …
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