2026· Voprosy ginekologii akušerstva i perinatologii· Vol 25, pp. 159-163· 0 citations
TL;DR
Remote CTG provides opportunities for personalized and optimized fetal monitoring, facilitates the timely detection of critical conditions, reduces the burden on inpatient facilities, and contributes to lower healthcare expenditures.
Abstract
Advanced telemedicine technologies enable remote cardiotocography (CTG) monitoring of the fetus, allowing patients to record data independently and send it to their physician for evaluation and clinical decision-making. This article presents two clinical cases of patients at high risk for perinatal complications who were diagnosed with intrauterine hypoxia using remote CTG.
Conclusion. Remote CTG provides opportunities for personalized and optimized fetal monitoring, facilitates the timely detection of critical conditions, reduces the burden on inpatient facilities, and contributes to lower healthcare expenditures.
Key words: intrauterine hypoxia, remote monitoring, fetal distress, cardiotocography, electronic fetal monitoring
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BACKGROUND
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