Health care, Caesarean section, Medicine, Obstetrics, Childbirth, Epidural
AI could help deliver greater success at birth
Once validated, machine learning-based labor risk scores could be used in clinical practice to monitor labor in real time and improve maternal care, new Mayo Clinic research shows.
AI could help deliver greater success at birth
Once validated, machine learning-based labor risk scores could be used in clinical practice to monitor labor in real time and improve maternal care, new Mayo Clinic research shows.
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