This study is being done to evaluate if the Vscan Access R2 Ultrasound System can measure Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) in humans when compared against a reference device (GE Corometrics 170 Series Fetal Monitor), and to gather feedback from device operators on the usability of the device.
This study is being done to evaluate whether the Vscan Access R2 Ultrasound System Assisted FHR phantom testing conclusions can be extrapolated onto human fetal heart rate measurements, where CTG (GE Corometrics 170 Series Fetal Monitor) is to provide a reference value. It should be noted that the Vscan Access R2 Ultrasound System with Assisted FHR has a different intended use than CTG (momentary FHR value versus continuous monitoring of FHR patterns and trends) and this aspect is out of scope of this research. Usability data will be gathered for further user experience optimization.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Purpose
DEVICE_FEASIBILITY
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
16
A diagnostic ultrasound imaging system manufactured by the study Sponsor.
A reference device to record a continuous fetal heart rate.
A reference device for verification of scanning the fetal heart.
GE Healthcare - Milwaukee County Research Park
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States
Difference in Fetal Heart Rate as Measured by VScan Access R2 and Corometrics
Absolute difference and variance in fetal heart rate (in BPM) measured using VScan Access R2 and Corometrics
Time frame: 1 day - Up to 45 minutes of total scan time
GE Voluson P8 Confirmation of Visualization of Fetal Heart With Yes/No Answer Per Subject
Visualization of fetal heart as acquired from the GE Voluson P8 to verify that the fetal heart was correctly identified during the image acquisition using Vscan Access R2. This is gathered through a Yes/No confirmation by device operator as to whether it was the fetal heart being scanned (once for each subject).
Time frame: 1 day - Up to 45 minutes of total scan time (5 minutes for this specific measurement)
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