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Re: Admission CTG (NST)From: Katherine Lorand (klorand@acs.bu.edu)Thu Apr 4 05:16:36 1996
The article Evelyn referred to is: Phelan, J.P., Labor admission test. Clinics in Perinatology 21(4):879-85, December '94. This is an instructive article, not a trial, and deals with women in labor, not those admitted to the labor ward but not in labor. You might be interested in Lisa Paine's research on a lower tech antepartum test called the auscultated acceleration test which showed promise as a better predictor of poor perinatal outcomes than the NST. Here's its citation: Paine, L.L., Benedict, M.I., Strobino, D.M., Gegor, C.L., Larson, E.L. A comparison of the auscultated acceleration test and the nonstress test as predictors of perinatal outcomes. Nursing Research, Mar/Apr. '92, 41(2): 87-91. Please let me know if you come up with anything else. I'm working on a literature review of fetal distress and would be interested to see what you come up with. Katie Lorand, SNM Boston University School of Public Health klorand@bu.edu
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