Effect of a Specific Exercise Program During Whole Pregnancy on Fetal Heart Rate Response to Maternal Effort in Third Trimester. A Randomised Controlled Trial
Effect of a Specific Exercise Program During Whole Pregnancy on Fetal Heart Rate Response to Maternal Effort in Third Trimester. A Randomised Controlled Trial
The purpose of this study was to examine the behavior of the fetal heart rate in response to different intensities of acute maternal exercise in training and non-training pregnant women
Fetal heart rate is considered an important index of fetal well-being, especially during the third trimester of pregnancy (Rodney JR, Huntley BJ, Rodney WM, 2012). An increase in the FHR of 5-25 beats per min (bpm) in response to maternal exercise has been established as a normal reaction(Riemann,Kanstrup Hansen, 2000)however the normal FHR response to maternal exercise has remained unclear for several reasons
Most of the studies are focused on obtain data in order to examine the fetal heart rate response to maternal exercise using cardiotocography measurements prior to and following maternal exercise
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