There is limited evidence regarding the utility of fetal monitoring during pregnancy,
particularly during labor and delivery. Developed countries rely on consensus' best …

Assessing fetal development is essential to the provision of healthcare for both mothers and
fetuses. In low-and middle-income countries, conditions that increase the risk of fetal growth …

In-utero progress of fetal development is normally assessed through manual measurements
taken from ultrasound images, requiring relatively expensive equipment and well-trained …

Measuring blood pressure during pregnancy is an essential component of antenatal care,
and is critical for detecting adverse conditions such as pre-eclampsia. The standard …

Fetal maternal mortality is an enormous global health challenge, affecting over 2.6 million
families annually. The burden is most heavily felt in low-and middle-income countries …

Guatemala shoulders the burden of one of the highest perinatal mortality rates in Latin
America, particularly among rural indigenous (Mayan) communities. This thesis aims to …