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Table 1.

Patient characteristics.

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Table 2.

Summary of 3-tier FHR pattern classification.

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Table 3.

Summary of 5-tier FHR pattern classification.

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Table 4.

The frequency of 3-tier (category) and 5-tier (level) classifications in each 10 min-segment of the last 60 min before delivery.

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Fig 1.

Relationships of umbilical artery blood pH and BE at delivery with 3-tier classification in each 10 min-segment of the last 60 min before delivery (mean + standard deviation).

There were significant differences between category I and category II.

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Fig 2.

Relationships of umbilical artery blood pH and BE at delivery with 5-tier classification in each 10 min-segment of the last 60 min before delivery (mean + standard deviation).

There were significant differences between Level 1 and Level 2.

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Fig 3.

Relationships of mean 3-tier (a) and mean 5-tier (b) classification values with pH groups at delivery in each 10 min-segment of the last 60 min before delivery.

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Table 5.

Relationships of mean 3-tier and mean 5-tier classification values with BE groups at delivery in each 10 min-segment of the last 60 min before delivery.

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