COMMENTS OF FETAL HEART RATE CHART DURING THE LABOR AT THE DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, NGHE AN PEDIATRICS AND OBSTETRICS HOSPITAL

Tang Xuan Hai1, Tran Quang Hanh1, Tran Minh Long1
1 Nghe An Obstetrics and Children's Hospital

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Abstract

Objectives: Describe normal and abnormal fetal heart rate charts in labor and the infant status of
such cases.
Subjects-methods: Cross-sectional description 1035 women with a gestational age of 36 weeks or
more in labor receive obstetric monitoring at Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital.
Result: 212 cases had abnormal fetal heart rate charts, of which 19.8% of newborns had an Apgar
index < 7 points. When the types of fetal heart rate decrease combined with the 0 fluctuations, the
percentage of babies born with Apgar index < 7 points increased from 18.66 to 63.86 times. Cesarean
section treatment had the highest rate of 63.48%. The percentage of infants with an Apgar index <
7 was lowest in the vaginal delivery group at 16.67% and the highest in the Forceps delivery group
at 24.39%.
Conclusions: When evaluating a fetal heart rate chart, it is necessary to comprehensively evaluate
many factors in combination to be able to diagnose fetal distress and have an appropriate treatment
plan.

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