Bioelectrical fetal heart activity being recorded from maternal abdominal surface contains
more information than mechanical heart activity measurement based on the Doppler …

The main aim of our work was to assess the reliability of indirect abdominal
electrocardiography as an alternative to the commonly used Doppler ultrasound monitoring …

The most commonly used method of fetal monitoring is based on heart activity analysis.
Computer-aided fetal monitoring system enables extraction of clinically important …

Analysis of variability of fetal heart rate (FHR) is very important in prediction of the fetal
wellbeing. The beat-to-beat variability is described quantitatively by the indices originated …

Great expectations are connected with application of indirect fetal electrocardiography
(FECG), especially for home telemonitoring of pregnancy. Evaluation of fetal heart rate …

Reliable computer-based equipment for transabdominal or indirect recording of fetal
electrocardiogram (FECG) is described. The proposed equipment allows a real-time …

Non-invasive monitoring of fetal cardiac activity is of great clinical interest to assess fetal
health. To date, however, difficulties in detecting fetal beats from abdominal mother …

A signal analysis procedure is described for obtaining the power spectrum of the fetal and
maternal heart rates as recorded from the abdomen. This technique, which includes the …

Non-invasive fetal electrocardiography (ECG) is based on the acquisition of signals from
abdominal surface electrodes. The composite abdominal signal consists of the maternal …

Background Fetal cardiac well-being is essential during labor as the delivery is at risk for
fetal distress. Continuous monitoring by cardiotocography (CTG) is daily used to record the …