Intrapartum Atosiban Treatment During Tachysystole and Non-reassuring Fetal Monitoring: A Retrospective Cohort Study.

Background: Uterine tachysystole during labor can lead to a decrease in fetal oxygen saturation and intracerebral oxygen saturation. Acute tocolysis using atosiban can inhibit uterine smooth muscle activity, potentially improving fetal status and facilitating vaginal delivery or allowing time to prepare for operative delivery.

Objectives: To compare maternal and neonatal outcomes in cesarean and vaginal deliveries following atosiban administration during fetal prolonged deceleration and tachysystole at gestational age 37 0/7 to 43 0/7 weeks.

Detecting Encrypted and Unencrypted Network Data Using Entropy Analysis and Confidence Intervals.

The detection of clear and encrypted data that are transported through computer networks is of particular importance both for protecting the data and the users to whom they belong and to whom they are intended, as well as the networks through which they are transmitted. The proposed method consists of an algorithm that classifies the data it receives by testing the belongingness of their standard deviation values to established confidence intervals. Following the evaluation of the algorithm, an accuracy of 94.