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fetal activity

fetal activity Fetal activity is movement shown by the fetus before birth.

Fetal activity is movement shown by the fetus before birth. In the source, it is used as one of the main observable patterns before 32 weeks of gestation, contrasted with quiescence, and later considered together with heart rate variability to help identify fetal behavioral states.

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Drafting source: Brändle Johanna; Preissl Hubert; Draganova Rossitza; Ortiz Erick; Kagan Karl O.; Abele Harald; Brucker Sara Y.; Kiefer-Schmidt Isabelle. Heart rate variability parameters and fetal movement complement fetal behavioral states detection via magnetography to monitor neurovegetative development. 2015; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00147; article XML SHA-256 f2c5a45b7d9269436cb2341270ebf36b93bdea346c5cf36d7f3814e5004ed1d2. “Heart rate variability parameters and fetal movement complement fetal behavioral states detection via magnetography to monitor neurovegetative development” (10.3389/fnhum.2015.00147).
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