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Re: OB:Home Births in AustraliaFrom: R L Meisel (mfm1@pld.com)Sat Aug 29 22:23:19 1998
> >Actually, I beg to differ. We make a practice of listening through a >contraction and just after, so with the combination of the read-out on >the doppler and a trained ear, we can "hear" early's and late's and >variables. Not as precise, for sure, as a printout, but does tell us >more than just "baseline" tachys and bradys. > >>>I would hope that you're not routinely using electronic fetal monitoring >>on labouring women. >> >-- >Kathi Wilson BHSc RM Kathi, Perhaps I'm being a pain but... Your description of fetal monitoring is intermittent EFM ie doppler with automatic rate read out. The only difference is you don't have a "strip" to record for you. Ascultation is listening with a fetoscope. Best Wishes R L Meisel, MD mailto:mfm1@pld.com
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