I'm interested in potentially looking at fetal heart rate post-hoc. Has anyone done this using medical records from prenatal visits? When a prenatal examine is conducted, what information is saved/indicated in the medical records? [For example, is it standard medical practices to save ECG recordings, or is only certain information retained in the records (i.e., HRV beats per minute, incidents of fetal bradycardia or tachycardia, etc.?)]
Fetal heart Rate is usually monitored by Cardiotocography. (CTG). Beside the fetal heart rate , CTG measure uterine contraction, fetal movement, % of time with abnormal short term variability, mean value of short term variability, % of time with abnormal long term variability, mean value long term variability, light deceleration, severe deceleration
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