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Research letter · AJOG · 2023

Penn Medicine: high-risk patients did their NSTs at home

Utilization of a wireless monitoring device to perform nonstress tests in high-risk pregnancies from home

In short

At Penn Medicine, 34 patients with high-risk pregnancies enrolled and 29 did their nonstress tests at home with INVU. 93.9% of appointments produced an interpretable test, and patients avoided an office visit in 88.5% of visits. 22 of the 23 patients surveyed said they would prefer remote tests in a future pregnancy.

34high-risk patients
93.9%appointments with an interpretable NST
88.5%of visits without an office trip
The paper
Utilization of a wireless monitoring device to perform nonstress tests in high-risk pregnancies from home

Hamm RF, Shkolnik K, Keren N, Reches A, Purnell J, McCabe M, Parry S, Schwartz N. Am J Obstet Gynecol 2023;229(4):463–464.

doi.org/10.1016/j.ajog.2023.06.012
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