To all the amazing women out there, working together, standing up for and supporting one another, bringing new lives into the world as mothers or healthcare providers ensuring every woman can have a safe delivery – this day belongs to you. And you deserve to be celebrated.
Happy International Women’s Day!
From all of us at
Neoventa

Neoventa Academy is adding a new course to its offering focused on the special needs of a high-risk fetus and how best to optimise surveillance during labour. The topics covered by the new course, called Optimising Surveillance of a High-risk Fetus, include:

Understanding fetal adaptation to a hypoxic intrauterine environment
Fetal compensatory responses to intrapartum hypoxic and mechanical stresses
Principles for monitoring a large-for-date fetus during labour (including gestational diabetes mellitus) and recognition of relative utero-placental insufficiency (RUPI) …

 
Happy Holidays to all our customers, partners and friends! May you have a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year 2021.
A special thought to all healthcare workers around the world who are working so hard for the health of their patients – Thank you!
 
Best wishes,
From all of us at Neoventa

It was with huge sadness that we learned of the passing of Neoventa’s founder Professor KG Rosén last week. Having been ill for some time, KG Rosén sadly died at his home in Kungälv near Gothenburg, aged 72.
He will chiefly be remembered as a key pioneer in the field of Fetal Monitoring, in particular for the invention of ST Analysis which, since around the turn of the millenium has been used to continually analyse and detect changes related …

Education has always been a cornerstone at Neoventa. Neoventa Academy was established for the purpose of increasing knowledge of fetal monitoring, CTG interpretation and ST Analysis of the fetal ECG among obstetric staff, and the academy has been offering courses for several years. The educational concept is based on an understanding of fetal physiology, and one particular question remains central throughout each course – how is the fetus?
Up until now, CTG Masterclasses have been offered at both basic and …

The current clinical guidelines for CTG and ST Analysis by Neoventa are based on the FIGO guidelines from 1987. ST Analysis is always used as an adjunct to CTG and the guidelines include CTG classification and instructions on how to respond to STAN events. Following several years of clinical experience, the guidelines were amended in 2007 to include more detailed information about clinical management. The amendments were based on input from the European Expert Group on ST Waveform Analysis for …

Neoventa is delighted to invite BIRTH Congress delegates to attend an expert-led educational symposium chaired by Prof. Karl G. Rosén entitled What triggers the decision to deliver based on CTG + ST? The symposium will include lectures as well as an interactive part with discussions.
This upcoming symposium, taking place on Thursday October 1st, is part of the BIRTH Congress and will be run online.
The following topics will be presented and discussed:

The science of decision making …

Neoventa was featured in the business magazine Näringsliv in September 2020. Read the article below:

Ulf Jaernberg, CEO at Neoventa Medical
Neoventa has been a key player in improving obstetric care for decades. The product portfolio consists of fetal monitoring solutions and support services, including training and education. An understanding of fetal physiology is crucial for optimal fetal monitoring. To increase knowledge and skills Neoventa has developed a training program in CTG and ST analysis interpretation to guide professional …

New course dates for our popular CTG Master Classes are now available.
The CTG Master Classes provide a deeper understanding of CTG interpretation and offer an incomparable opportunity for obstetricians and midwives to assess and interpret a wide range of real-life obstetric emergencies. The CTG Master Classes are available at both basic and advanced levels.
Check out which dates suit you the best: Click here

If you have undertaken the Basic CTG Master Class, this is a great opportunity to further enchance your knowledge of CTG interpretation based on fetal physiology.
The Online Advanced CTG Master Class, taking place 2nd – 3rd of September, is aimed to get further Understanding of Fetal Response to Stress, Types of Intrapartum Hypoxia, addressing Situational Awareness and Human Factors.
The overall aim is to implement fetal physiology & CTG interpretation in to your delivery suite to get healthier babies, reduce unnecessary interventions and increase your …