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    • Obstetrics and Gynecology
    • Neonatal Health
    • Fetal Monitoring

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    • The role of accelerations in labor monitoring is understudied.
    • Current fetal monitoring classifications may underestimate the significance of absent accelerations.
    • Neonatal acidemia poses significant health risks.

    Purpose:

    • To determine if the absence of accelerations during the second stage of labor is a valid indicator for detecting neonatal acidemia.
    • To compare the validity of absent accelerations versus Category II tracings for acidemia detection.

    Summary:

    • A retrospective case-control study analyzed 102 neonates with acidemia and 100 controls.
    • Absence of accelerations in the second stage of labor was significantly associated with neonatal acidemia (ORa 4.43).
    • Absent accelerations demonstrated higher sensitivity and specificity for acidemia detection compared to Category II tracings.

    Impact:

    • The findings suggest that the absence of accelerations is a more valid predictor of neonatal acidemia than Category II tracings.
    • This could lead to improved fetal surveillance protocols during the second stage of labor.
    • Enhanced detection of neonatal acidemia can improve neonatal outcomes.