Detection of Cardiac Anomaly From Fetal Ecg Signals
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newlinePrenatal analysis and diagnosis of assorted fetal cardiac deformities are extremely crucial
newlinefor managing possible obstacles with the birth process, and assessing the well being of fetus.
newlineCongenital cardiac deformities are the common reason for the birth related deaths, severe
newlinephysical disabilities, cognitive impairment and cerebral palsy in neonates. Early diagnosis
newlineof fetal cardiac anomaly may help obstetrics to necessitate appropriate treatment during
newlinepregnancy, and also can suggest appropriate future treatment to manage the well being of
newlinethe fetus after birth.
newlineFetal electrocardiogram is the recommended modality to detect cardiac anomaly. Fetal
newlinecardiac anomaly interpretation is a challenging effort. Fetal cardiac activity can be assessed
newlineby scrutinizing fetal electrocardiogram and fetal heart rate. Clinically crucial features are
newlinehidden in the amplitudes and waveform durations of fetal electrocardiogram, and fetal heart
newlinerate. These features are vital in fetal cardiac anomaly interpretation. Analysis of fetal electrocardiogram
newlinecan also assist to make instant decision if necessary. There are many invasive
newlineand non-invasive fetal electrocardiogram observation techniques, both applied to acquire
newlinefetal electrocardiogram, but unfavourably some invasive methods have certain boundaries.
newlineNon-invasive abdominal electrocardiogram observation has lot of recompenses over
newlineexisting invasive and non-invasive observations, but it has a snag. The snag of abdominal
newlineelectrocardiogram is its complex nature, due to mixtures of signal in it. It is composed of
newlinehigh frequency maternal electromyogram, 50Hz power line interference, maternal electrocardiogram,
newlinepatient s breathing or movement interference called baseline wander, uterine
newlinecontraction and other environmental noises. Maternal electrocardiogram is a prime artifact
newlinethat entirely overlaps the fetal electrocardiogram with high amplitude generally 10-30
newlinetimes stronger than fetal electrocardiogram. Entire maternal influence has to be eradicated
newlineto acquire and scrutinize feta