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Monitoring heart rate in the delivery room.
Seminars in Fetal & Neonatal Medicine 2018 October
Resuscitation algorithms and guidelines highlight the importance of heart rate (HR) in determining interventions and assessing their effect. However, the actual HR values used are historical based upon normal physiology, and HR at birth may be affected by mode of delivery and timing of cord clamping as well as respiratory status and condition at delivery. Furthermore, the most accurate and effective ways to assess and monitor HR in the newborn infant are only now becoming established. This article examines the importance of HR values and the most widely used methods of estimation as well as some newer modalities which are being developed.
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