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Table 1. Maternal and neonatal characteristics of 3334 women with indication for fetal scalp blood sampling (FBS). The results are presented in two cohorts depending on the time interval between FBS to delivery.
Table 2. Area under the ROC curve (AUC) for lactate measured by the StatstripLactate®/StatstripXpress® Lactate system within 25 minutes from scalp blood sampling to delivery (N=799). The optimal cut-off lactate value with highest accuracy (maximal sensitivity and specificity) and the likelihood ratios are presented for different neonatal outcome variables.
Table 3. Predictive ability of lactate cut-offs for different neonatal outcomes in women (n = 799) with non-reassuring CTG delivered within 25 minutes from FBS. The last column represents the whole cohort with time from FBS to delivery between 0 - 1413 minutes (n = 3334) and the expected intervention frequency (the percentages of pathological values requiring expedition of delivery).
Figure 1. Roc curves for determining the optimal cut-off for fetal scalp lactate in relation to neonatal outcomes in 799 women where fetal scalp blood sampling was performed 25 minutes or less before delivery.