Once again I suggest that the onus is on the intervener to provide evidence
that the intervention is safe and beneficial.
Christine

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lauren Duncan
Sent: Monday, 10 December 2001 5:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Ultrasound dangers

To all,

Please, please, please give me more information regarding the dangers of
ultrasound.

I am currently working in a remote hospital whereby the GP provides the
antenatal care.  His brilliant idea to check fetal heart rates is to do an
informal ultrasound at almost every visit.

When I questioned their practice, they stated that there is no evidence to
the dangers of ultrasound and that unless I could provide around 20
articles, he would not discuss the issue any further.

As you can see, I am getting very frustrated.  At least I can help to
educate the women so they can decide their need for ultrasounds in low risk
pregnancies.

It is also quite scary when women present during their pregnancy or in
labour and they have never heard their babies heart, they have only seen it.

Yours

Lauren



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