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Adoption of telehealth technologies may improve the antenatal care experience for women and reducehealthcare expenditure without adversely impacting health outcomes for the mother or baby. More studies are war-ranted to
Self-examination using mobile systems for fetal ultrasound during pregnancy was generally acceptable for the pregnant women who participated. The analysis showed that the image quality was adequate for assessing amniotic
The Pulsenmore ultrasound system is a feasible solution for remote sonographic fetal assessment. Further studies are needed to assess its role and impact in telehealth antenatal care and fetal surveillance.
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The home ultrasound device was feasible, comparable, and well-correlated with standard IC scans, laying the basis for remote home-based monitoring of follicular development during ovarian stimulation. We believe this also
Patient-operated remote ultrasonography with clinician guidance appears feasible and acceptable for antenatal surveillance in high-risk pregnancies—particularly for patients with unmet social needs and those facing barriers to care.
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