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Multiresolution analysis of heart rate variability derived from aortic blood pressure, acquired before and after (30 and 60 min) experimental fetal cardiac bypass performed on five ewe's fetuses, was used to investigate the physiological response to an invasive clinical approach. Tachograms were implemented and analyzed by wavelet transform in order to verify the existence of a quantitative relationship between arterial blood gases and time series in the very-low (0.021
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