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    The document outlines the 2015 revised FIGO guidelines for classifying intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring patterns as normal, suspicious, or pathological. A normal pattern has a baseline heart rate of 110-160 bpm and variability of 5-25 bpm with no repetitive late or prolonged decelerations. A suspicious pattern lacks characteristics of normality but has no pathological features. A pathological pattern has increased or reduced variability, a sinusoidal pattern, or repetitive late or prolonged decelerations of over 30 minutes, indicating a high probability of hypoxia or acidosis and requiring immediate action to correct causes or expedite delivery.

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    The document outlines the 2015 revised FIGO guidelines for classifying intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring patterns as normal, suspicious, or pathological. A normal pattern has a baseline heart rate of 110-160 bpm and variability of 5-25 bpm with no repetitive late or prolonged decelerations. A suspicious pattern lacks characteristics of normality but has no pathological features. A pathological pattern has increased or reduced variability, a sinusoidal pattern, or repetitive late or prolonged decelerations of over 30 minutes, indicating a high probability of hypoxia or acidosis and requiring immediate action to correct causes or expedite delivery.

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    The document outlines the 2015 revised FIGO guidelines for classifying intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring patterns as normal, suspicious, or pathological. A normal pattern has a baseline heart rate of 110-160 bpm and variability of 5-25 bpm with no repetitive late or prolonged decelerations. A suspicious pattern lacks characteristics of normality but has no pathological features. A pathological pattern has increased or reduced variability, a sinusoidal pattern, or repetitive late or prolonged decelerations of over 30 minutes, indicating a high probability of hypoxia or acidosis and requiring immediate action to correct causes or expedite delivery.

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    The document outlines the 2015 revised FIGO guidelines for classifying intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring patterns as normal, suspicious, or pathological. A normal pattern has a baseline heart rate of 110-160 bpm and variability of 5-25 bpm with no repetitive late or prolonged decelerations. A suspicious pattern lacks characteristics of normality but has no pathological features. A pathological pattern has increased or reduced variability, a sinusoidal pattern, or repetitive late or prolonged decelerations of over 30 minutes, indicating a high probability of hypoxia or acidosis and requiring immediate action to correct causes or expedite delivery.

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    CTG classification

    2015 revised FIGO guidelines on intrapartum fetal monitoring


    Normal Suspicious Pathological
    Baseline 110-160 bpm < 100 bpm
    Reduced variability.
    Variability 5-25 bpm Lacking at least one Increased variability.
    characteristic of Sinusoidal pattern.
    normality, but with no Repetitive* late or
    pathological features prolonged decelerations
    No repetitive*
    Decelerations decelerations
    for > 30 min (or > 20 min if
    reduced variability).
    Deceleration > 5 min
    Low probability of High probability of
    Interpretation No hypoxia/acidosis
    hypoxia/acidosis hypoxia/acidosis
    Immediate action to
    correct reversible causes,
    Action to correct
    adjunctive methods, or if
    No intervention reversible causes if
    Clinical this is not possible
    necessary to improve identified, close
    management expedite delivery. In acute
    fetal oxygenation state monitoring or adjunctive
    situations immediate
    methods
    delivery should be
    accomplished
    *Decelerations are repetitive when associated with > 50% contractions.
    Absence of accelerations in labour is of uncertain significance.

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