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Asphyxia, cardiotocography, hypotension, hypoxia-ischaemia, computerised fetal heart rate monitoring, deceleration area, deceleration capacity, phase rectified signal averaging Response to deceleration area and deceleration capacity: promising predictors of fetal acidaemia in human labour? Keywords: Asphyxia; cardiotocography; computerised fetal heart rate monitoring; deceleration area; deceleration capacity; hypotension; hypoxia-ischaemia; phase rectified signal averaging EN Asphyxia cardiotocography computerised fetal heart rate monitoring deceleration area deceleration capacity hypotension hypoxia-ischaemia phase rectified signal averaging 2055 2056 2 10/11/21 20211101 NES 211101 I Sir, i Sholapurkar raises important questions about the clinical evidence for monitoring in labour.1 Despite his strong advocacy for visual interpretation of fetal heart rate patterns, there is limited evidence for the positive predictive value, sensitivity or specificity of different intrapartum cardiotocograph (CTG) patterns across human populations.2 As a consequence, not surprisingly, clinical guidelines for CTG interpretation (visual or computer-assisted with software mimicking clinical experts) are controversial and diverse even within countries. [Extracted from the article]