Predictive value of admission and intrapartum cardiotocography in normal and high risk antenatal women

Background: Cardiotocography is the most common method for assessing fetal health and reveals brain oxygenation. This study done admission intrapartum cardiotocography in high- low-risk pregnancies its correlation with neonatal outcome. Methods: All high-risk normal antenatal women more than 34 weeks of pregnancy vertex presentation who came to labor room were included study. 200 cases taken, 100 "high risk group," remaining "low group." On CTG tracing taken after written informed consent, outcomes observed, adverse noted. Results: Admission results unsatisfactory 9% group none group. Intrapartum NST was non reassuring 51% 6% Of total number neonates admitted NICU, 14 from group, while 50 Conclusions: both low women, absence category III predicted an outcome accurately. Even during reassured well-being precisely.