Preterm births have been seen to have psychological and financial implications; current
surveys suggest that amongst the various methods of preterm prediction, there is yet to exist …

Uterine and abdominal muscle contractility are important in the control of labor and birth.
The diagnosis of labor onset has been described as one of the most crucial and important …

Background Worldwide, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), fetal growth restriction
(FGR) and preterm birth remain the leading causes of maternal and fetal pregnancy-related …

Antecedentes: El análisis del registro de superficie de la actividad mioeléctrica uterina, o
electrohisterograma, es uno de los marcadores biofísicos más prometedores para evaluar …

Uterine electromyography (uEMG) measures the electrical activity of the uterus
noninvasively and is a promising technique for detecting preterm birth. Nevertheless, uterine …

Recently, electromyometrial imaging (EMMI) was developed to non-invasively image uterine
contractions in three dimensions. EMMI collects body surface electromyography (EMG) …

[EN] Preterm delivery, defined as birth before 37 weeks of gestation, is a significant global
concern with implications for the health of newborns and economic costs. It affects …

Electrohysterography has been used for monitoring uterine contractility in pregnancy and
labour. Effective uterine contractility is crucial for preventing postpartum haemorrhage. The …

Background: To ascertain the degree of knowledge of postpartum women about important
aspects related to the neonatal screening process and whether differences of opinion exist …

Analysis of fluctuations of uterine contractions under varied gestational ages is clinically
significant. In this work, fluctuations associated with Preterm pregnancies are analyzed. For …