The unique and exclusive Dawes Redman® algorithm, validated against a library of over 100,000 pregnancies, reliably and effectively[1] analyses CTG traces. It enables you to consistently[1] interpret CTGs so you can formulate your clinical assessment early and confidently.
Unique
A substantial number of peer-reviewed publications[1] have specifically featured the Dawes Redman® algorithm as implemented in Huntleigh monitors, making this evidenced-based analysis unique.
Objective
It objectively, automatically and in a numerical way analyses Fetal Heart Rates patterns against standardised criteria which define a normal CTG recordings.
Comprehensive
It delivers a complete analysis of all aspects of the CTG trace according to defined normality criteria therefore providing a more holistic view of fetal health.
Evidence-based
Designed and validated from Oxford University database of well over 100,000 CTG traces, it provides an aid to interpretations that are significantly more reliable than human assessments[2]
[1] Oxford Dawes Redman resources page and bibliography : Resources — Dawes-Redman.
[2] Jones, Gabriel Davis, et al. “Computerized analysis of antepartum cardiotocography: a review.” Maternal-Fetal Medicine 4.2 (2022): 130-140.