Definition of Ultrasound during pregnancy
Ultrasound during pregnancy: Ultrasound imaging has been
done during pregnancy for over three decades. It has proven to be a
very useful and very effective diagnostic procedure.
A number of epidemiological studies of pregnancy ultrasound
exposure have been done to look at its safety. These include studies
with a highly sophisticated research design. There is no convincing
evidence for any danger from ultrasound during pregnancy.
(Reference: Ziskin MC. Intrauterine effects of ultrasound: Human
epidemiology. Teratology 59:252-260, 1999.)
Last Editorial Review: 8/16/2007Common Misspellings: ultrasound during pregnacy, ultrasound during pregancy, ultrasound during pregency, ultrasound during pregnanacy
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