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Recent advances in fetal electrocardiography

Kimura et al., 2012

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7481616937699117557
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Kimura Y
Sato N
Sugawara J
Velayo C
Hoshiai T
Nagase S
Ito T
Onuma Y
Katsumata A
Okamura K
Yaegashi N
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Open Med Devices J

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Since the first observations of Cremer in 1906, fetal electrocardiogram (ECG) measurements via the maternal abdominal wall have remained a formidable challenge for clinical technicians and engineers in the cutting-edge field of information theory. Previous obstacles …
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