Abstract
Transporting rural patients to a high-risk care center remains a challenge for the obstetrical population. Rural patients have a 10% greater risk of experiencing maternal morbidity when compared to urban patients. Maternal transport often includes fetal cardiotocographic (CTG) monitoring, which is not well studied. Currently there are no standardized protocols or consensus regarding the effectiveness of CTG during maternal transportation. We sought to describe the changes in CTG during transport and the impact of transportation on CTG.
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