Closing Keynote
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Presents evidence that an alternating pattern of “léthargie paroxystique” and “agitation paroxystique” in fetal heart-rate/behavior signals can indicate fetal hypoxia earlier than classic low variability. Uses entropy measures and very-short-term variability analysis plus an automated classifier (developed with a mathematician) to label behavioral states and flag suspicious epochs; a prototype algorithm exists, while real-time clinical alarms and broad validation are still pending.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Closing keynote
- 0:45Keynote speaker
- 1:50Medicine to computing
- 3:36Prenatal monitoring
- 7:11Fetal oxygen deficiency
- 10:03Paroxysmal rhythms
- 12:31Medicine meets computing
- 14:39Math collaboration
- 15:43Results and outlook
- 16:36Q&A
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