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Fact of the Month: September

CTG is a fetal brain function test.

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Fact of the Month: August

A non-reassuring trace and a Dawes-Redman analysis in the grey zone are the same.

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Fact of the Month : July

An apparently normal antepartum CTG, computerised or not, is not a 100% guarantee of fetal safety even within the next hour. These exceptional cases are fortunately extremely rare.

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Fact of the Month: June

The STV is not a valid measurement if criteria are met.

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Fact of the Month: May

Subjective assessment is too unreliable in clinical practice for assessing non-reassuring traces.

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Fact of the Month: April

Approximately 80% of women have ‘criteria met’ when attending a triage unit.

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Fact of the Month: March

The ultimate purpose of all CTG’s (ante -partum and intrapartum) is to prevent stillbirths