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Re: Admission CTG (NST)From: Jason Gardosi (jason.gardosi@nottingham.ac.uk)Mon Apr 1 10:24:07 1996
>Can anyone out there help with references to recent work (ie past 10 >years) on the use and value of performing a CTG (NST) on women at >admission to labour ward whether or not in labour? > >Anything even vaguely along these lines, including any consensus >conference type statements, will be useful as the midwife researching >this here has had very little luck with a literature search. > >Many thanks in advance. >-- >Robin Burr The key reference is in fact exactly 10 years old: I Ingemarsson et al: Admission Test. A screening test for fetal distress in labour. Obstet Gynecol 1986;68:800-806. There is a more recent review by Ingemar in John Spencer's book 'Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance', RCOG Press, 1993. (Chapter 4) Admission test endorsed again last year in: 'FIGO News': Intrapartum Surveillance - Recommendations on current practice and overview of new developments. Int J Gyn Obs 1995; 49:213-221 Hope this helps. Jason jason.gardosi@nottingham.ac.uk OB/GYN, Queen's Medical Centre University of Nottingham, UK
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