Fetal Decelerations is a clinical electrocardiographic phenomenon characterized by a transient reduction in fetal heart rate below the baseline, serving as a critical indicator of fetal physiological response to stress or hypoxia during maternal anesthesia.
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The Development of Fetal Heart Rate Patterns During Normal Pregnancy
David James · Obstetrics and Gynecology · 1990 · 161 citations
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