Self‐administered tele‐ultrasound in fetal telemonitoring: Prospective study

Shariva S. Kariman; Sophie Lekkerkerker; Judith Ummels; Bauke Adriaanse; Josephus F M van den Heuvel; Mireille N. Bekker

doi:10.1111/aogs.70252

June 2, 2026Acta Obstetricia Et Gynecologica ScandinavicaOpen Access

Self‐administered tele‐ultrasound in fetal telemonitoring: Prospective study

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This study aims to evaluate the feasibility and user experience of self-administered tele-ultrasound by pregnant women with clinician guidance.
Prospective observational cohort study including pregnant women with uncomplicated singleton pregnancies.
Participants performed two at-home 2D ultrasound scans weekly over a 28-day period using the Pulsenmore ES device.
Primary outcomes assessed feasibility, including image acquisition and interobserver agreement, with secondary outcomes focused on user experience.
All participants completed eight ultrasound scans with a 100% success rate for predefined parameters.
Mean System Usability Scale score was 80.7, indicating high user satisfaction with the device.
Technical errors occurred in 16.3% of examinations, primarily due to connection issues; interobserver agreement was perfect.

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Prospective study evaluates feasibility and user experience of self-administered tele-ultrasound in pregnant women, indicating potential for strengthening hospital-at-home care.

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