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![]() 2. Scanning and trying to find those ovaries can prove to be a challenge with a pregnant uterus! Even though it is not our focus, we can’t forget those ovaries! Making sure to image those along with the uterus and fetal images will ensure that you’re not missing potential pathology, but it can definitely be tough with that pregnant uterus in the way. Best methods are to bring the transducer laterally to the patient’s side and to scan in a transverse plane along the lateral side of the uterus, starting pretty high up and moving down toward the patient’s cervix. That transverse plane will give you an increased field of view and will allow you to identify structures more easily.
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Marisa Morris
7/21/2017 06:38:24 am
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Kathy Brewer
7/21/2017 07:24:03 pm
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Marlon Rimando
7/22/2017 07:29:31 am
Nice topic!
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dr rahella
9/5/2017 12:25:16 pm
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3/13/2018 06:12:30 pm
My wife and I finally got pregnant and we couldn't be more excited for our family to grow. I really appreciate you helping identify some things in the ultrasound with these pictures. We will look for these things in our pictures.
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6/5/2018 11:49:30 pm
This is some really good information about gynecologist. It is good to know that it would be smart to have a scan done because it can help you position the baby well. That does seem like a good thing to know that because my sister just got pregnant.
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7/2/2018 05:37:55 am
Great Blog and thanks for sharing such informative blog. It will definitely help everyone with this information.
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6/22/2020 10:26:54 pm
We just found out that my sister is pregnant through PT; that's why we're currently looking for an Obstetrics for her. Since I am not an expert in this, I never knew that the doctors must scan with color Doppler flow, so they'll be able to locate the umbilical cord. It's also interesting to learn that aorta will still arch around, even if it already left the heart.
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11/7/2020 11:05:09 am
You have covered each points very precisely. The post couldn't be any better.
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