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Validity of the Hewlett‐Packard actograph in detecting fetal movements

https://doi.org/10.1002/uog.155
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Fetal movement detection: Comparison of the Toitu actograph with ultrasound from 20 weeks gestation
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Are there behavioural states in the human fetus?
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Characterization of fetal body movement recorded by the Hewlett-Packard M-1350-A fetal monitor
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Clinical experience with the Hewlett-Packard M-1350A fetal monitor: Correlation of Doppler-detected fetal body movements with fetal heart rate parameters and perinatal outcome
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FETAL BIOPHYSICAL PROFILE
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Objective and Quantitative Evaluation of Fetal Movement with Ultrasonic Doppler Actocardiogram
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Continuous objective recording of fetal heart rate and fetal movements could reliably identify fetal compromise, which could reduce stillbirth rates by facilitating timely management
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Fetal behavior analyzed by ultrasonic actocardiogram in cases with central nervous system lesions
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