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FHR

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FHR,
abbreviation for fetal heart rate.
FHR
Fetal heart rate, see there
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INTRODUCTION To diagnose pre-term labor, ambulatory monitoring for abnormal FHR has proven to be an effective method [I].
Development of a low cost fetal heart sound monitoring system for ... by Mittra, Arun Kumar; Choudhari, Nitin K. / Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering (JBiSE)
Monitoring FHR during a woman's most restful hours at home and providing urgent medical assistance in case of abnormality will prove to be very effective in the prevention of stillbirth and other prenatal complexities," said researchers.
Indian boffins' baby mp3 heart monitor could save many lives by Asian News International
Although, the FHR demonstrated an increased number of accelerations while the mothers were talking on the mobile phones as evidenced by more mean numbers of accelerations during exposure than before exposure (1.
Consequences of exposure to electromagnetic waves of mobile phones on ... by Farid, Asmaa; Azmy, Osama; Taha, Tamer; Bibars, Mamdouh; Abbassy, Amr / Archives: The International Journal of Medicine
 
 
 
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