NIH R01 · 2024
Development of low-cost optically pumped magnetometer system for fetal applications
Abstract Currently, we can record non-invasive fetal magnetocardiographic (FMCG) signals with a magnetic sensor- based system called SARA (SQUID Array for Reproductive Assessment) installed at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. The study of the fetal heart, and in particular, the developing cardiac conduction system, has been significantly aided in the last two decades by the introduction of FMCG. The American Heart Association recently acknowledged the academic and clinic usefulness of this new modality. Several studies have shown that FMCG can provide new relevant clinical parameters for assessment of fetal cardiac activity and also supplement the parameters that are currently…
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