Obstetric Ultrasound: How, why and whenA highly illustrated, practical introduction to the practice of obstetric ultrasound which provides a step by step guide for those new to ultrasound as well as a source of reference for the more experienced ultrasonographer. Details the use of ultrasound n all aspects of pregnancy and its complications and in many commonly encountered gynaecological situations. Described by a reviewer of the second edition as "almost a DIY guide for all students, doctors, midwives and tutors who want to provides quality service to their clients".
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Problems of early pregnancy 51 | 4 |
Scanning the nonpregnant pelvis 63 | 5-2 |
Ultrasound and infertility 79 | 5-16 |
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