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Abstract
The global contractions of “true” labor result from synchronization of multiple regional contractions each constituting an area of myometrium ∼10cm. To assess whether there is global synchronization with uterine electromyography (uEMG) requires sensors with directional characteristics sufficient to resolve these individual regions. We previously showed that open area sensors localize signal origin better than traditional pads (Fig 1) in normal/overweight patients. The objective was to determine if area sensors provide the signal independence needed to measure individual regional activity in obese patients.
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