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Barnea O et al. – The plot showed a sharp change from almost zero into a steep curve at about zero head station. A zero angle indicates that the cervix dilates during a contraction with little effect on head station while a steep angle indicates a significant effect of cervical dilatation on head station during the contraction. The contraction–vector angle reflects the changing intra–contraction relationship between head station and cervical dilatation. The angle of this vector may serve as an indicator of labor progress.

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