DAY 1
Austin Ugwumadu: Fetal cardiovascular and metabolic adaptation to intrapartum hypoxia - what is the clinician looking for?
Maria Signorini: Study of the fetal heart rate variability signal. How signal processing approaches can improve the current pathophysiological knowledge of the fetal life
Diogo Ayres-de-Campos: The need for an international consensus on CTG interpretation
DAY2
Patrice Abry: Intrapartum Fetal Heart Rate Variability and Early Acidosis Detection from Multiscale Analysis
Karl Rosen: Fetal reactivity in labour – FDA approval and beyond
Philip Warrick: Automated fetal surveillance: data parsimony for fetal state assessment
Chris Redman: Can fetal monitoring be based on science?
Rik Vullings: Non-invasive fetal electrocardiography and electrohysterography for monitoring the fetal condition and progress of labour
Gerry Visser: Intrapartum FHR monitoring; does it improve outcome or is it a risky business for fetus, mother and doctor?
Discussion (led by Václav Chudáček)
DAY 3
Petar Djuric: Fetal Heart Rate Classification Using Generative Models
Václav Chudáček: Selected practical aspects of automated fetal heart rate analysis
Barry Schifrin: Reimagining fetal monitoring - asking the right questions
Closing notes (led by Antoniya Georgieva)
Hannah van Sheepen, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Massimo Rivolta & Tamara Stampalija, Universita Degli Studi di Milano, Italy
Laurent Vandenbroucke, Signal and Image Processing Laboratory, University of Rennes 1, France
