Uterine activity monitoring is essential to pregnancy management. Current methods are either invasive, or their accuracy is compromised by obesity, maternal movements, or belt positioning.
Pregnancy-monitoring company Nuvo has published a study showing that their cardiac-derived algorithm for uterine monitoring was more accurate than TOCO standard of care in 150 patients. This remote, non-invasive detection and monitoring of UA builds on the company’s existing remote fetal heart rate monitoring capabilities. Their goal is to bring comprehensive pregnancy monitoring home.
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