Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare · 1999 · 18 citations · 6 references
MedicineMaternal HealthObstetricsMaternal-fetal MedicinePrenatal DiagnosisTelehealth InformaticsObstetric ManagementPregnancyPrenatal AssessmentPrenatal CareTelemedicineControl Group DesignMatched Control GroupMaternal TelehealthPerinatal Outcome MonitoringTelehealth For Prenatal CareTelehealth Prenatal CareUterine Contraction Assessment
A multicentre randomized clinical trial of prenatal home care of pregnant women was carried out in Hungary. Pregnant women registered contraction activity of the uterus daily using a portable contraction monitor. The data were transmitted directly to the physician's PC for analysis. Of 748 women who entered the study, only 263 fulfilled all the requirements of randomization, monitoring and treatment. The preterm birth rate in the study group was half that of the control group. Telemedical prenatal monitoring improves perinatal results by providing more intensive and better observation of pregnant women.
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