Recordings of fECG have been performed independently in two different  hospitals and valuable results obtained for a number of normal, abnormal and multiple pregnancies. A cardiac arrhythmia was identified, and a dangerously high heart rate confirmed, in a singleton pregnancy. This was subsequently treated and became more normal. A cardiac arrhythmia was detected in one of two twins. This was not previously known and was subsequently confirmed by ultrasound. A pre-terminal fECG was detected in one of three triplets in a high-risk group pregnancy. Each of these cases is believed to represent a 'world-first' for fECG, made possible by the recording equipment and the processing capability to extract and display the signals of interest that were developed on this project. In addition, a large number of recordings have been made to establish normal ranges vs. gestation for the first time for a number of key clinical parameters such as PR and QT intervaland QRS duration.