To assess the development of the baby in the womb, in addition to ultrasound measurements, obstetricians also rely on fetal heart rate monitors. This is a simple but extremely useful tool, helping doctors quickly make appropriate treatment decisions.

Congenital heart disease is a dangerous disease that seriously affects the health of the baby. Congenital heart defects can be detected early through ultrasound screening for fetal heart defects. Early detection of heart disease helps the baby to be controlled after birth and have an early treatment plan to avoid complications caused by heart defects.

Monitoring the fetal heart rate and measuring contractions with a monitor plays a very important role. This helps assess the health of the fetus, detect early fetal distress, and detect abnormalities in contractions so that the doctor can provide timely and appropriate treatment, ensuring the safety of the pregnant woman and fetus.