"They have very high metabolisms!" Most experts consider between 110 and 160 bpm (beats per minute) to be a normal fetal heart rate through most of pregnancy. (Some use 110 to 150 bpm or 120 to ...

[6] The primary outcomes measured were the efficacy of inducing vaginal delivery within 24 hours, the incidence of uterine hyperstimulation with associated fetal heart rate changes, the rates of ...

By slowing down the heart rate, oxygen demand decreases ... Cardiac surgery during pregnancy is still accompanied by high fetal mortality. Complications of coronary heart disease (e.g., heart ...

On the other hand, having a low fetal heart rate at an early ultrasound is associated with increased miscarriage risk. However, you can still miscarry, even after seeing a heartbeat. Miscarriage ...

BrightHeart has its second FDA clearance for updates to its platform, an AI-powered digital screening tool for congenital ...

as long as the woman exercised below 90% of maximal maternal heart rate (MHR). Fetal bradycardia and high umbilical artery pulsatility index (PI) occurred when the woman exercised more than 90% of ...