This new edition not only describes how to obtain the required images but also gives practical guidelines on the interpretation of the findings. The suggestions in the text are a distillate of those used in the authors' own practice, and as such have grown from many years of working in teaching centres with high referral rates. The authors believe that those who follow the advice given, be they clinicians or technicians, will reassure the woman with a normal pregnancy. Management of women with an abnormal pregnancy commonly involves a team approach with ultrasonographers, obstetricians, paediatric surgeons, neonatologists and geneticists but the guidelines given should allow the ultrasonographer to talk to the women in an informative fashion before making arrangements for further referral. New material for this edition includes a new chapter on blood flow, new material on gynaecological conditions, a new colour plate section and new tables and appendices.
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". . . an essential reference for people starting out in obstetric ultrasound, be they medical or technical"Radiology Now
. . a practical manual...admirably suited for those new to ultrasonography who need to know its easy terminology and physical basis, and a basic technique to follow."Placenta
. . easy to read, simple to understand but comprehensive account of ultrasound used in obstetric practice . . . mine of relevant information."Midwifery
Ultrasound is a leader in its field and the 314 pages make an easy read with good photographic and diagrammatic illustrations. It compares favourably with other ultrasound books on the market because it is so comprehensive and user friendly."Midirs Midwifery Digest --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
. . a practical manual...admirably suited for those new to ultrasonography who need to know its easy terminology and physical basis, and a basic technique to follow."Placenta
. . easy to read, simple to understand but comprehensive account of ultrasound used in obstetric practice . . . mine of relevant information."Midwifery
Ultrasound is a leader in its field and the 314 pages make an easy read with good photographic and diagrammatic illustrations. It compares favourably with other ultrasound books on the market because it is so comprehensive and user friendly."Midirs Midwifery Digest --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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Patricia Chudleigh, Ultrasound Editor, The Parthenon Publishing Group, London, UK; and Basky Thilaganathan, Director of Fetal Medicine, Fetal Medicine Unit, St. George's Hospital, London, UK
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This review is from: Obstetric Ultrasound: How, Why and When, 3e (Hardcover)
This is an ok review book. It is good if you are starting and want to be familiar with the basis of the pathologies. I was expecting to see more images and found that a lot of them were of not a good quality.
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