Search for: [Abstract = "Results and conclusions\:1. Body weight of the woman, her BMI, AFI and the bearing location do not affect signal loss of fetal heart rate \- FHR%.2. It has been found that the type of bearing is associated with the frequency of loss of signal. Grade One on Grannum scale is associated with a higher signal loss than grades two and three. At the same time there was no difference in signal loss between grades two and three on Grannum scale.3. It has been shown that the higher estimated weight of the fetus, EFW, is associated with less loss of signal \- FHR%.4. It has been found that the short\-term volatility, STV, significantly decreases with the stage of pregnancy, which requires further study over a much wider material to confirm.5. Statistically significant lower fetus STV and MMR in pregnancies with hypertension compared to pregnancies without hypertension was proved, however no differences in CTG records between these groups were found.6. Statistically significant bigger number of small and large acceleration and episodes of high volatility in fetuses from pregnancies with diabetes compared to pregnancies without diabetes were proved, however no differences in CTG records between these groups were found."]

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