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WFUMB Position Statement: How to perform a safe ultrasound examination and clean equipment in the context of COVID-19
On behalf of the WFUMB Safety Committee (Jacques S. Abramowicz, MD, Iwaki Akiyama, PhD, David Evans, PhD, F. Brian Fowlkes, ...
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WFUMB Policy on Live Scanning at Commercial Exhibitions
While WFUMB does not object to live scanning at WFUMB meetings, the involvement of pregnant women and children, and the ...
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WFUMB/ISUOG Statement on the Safe Use of Doppler Ultrasound During 11-14 week scans (or earlier in pregnancy)
Pulsed Doppler (spectral, power and color flow imaging) ultrasound should not be used routinely. Pulsed Doppler ultrasound may be used ...
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WFUMB/ISUOG Policy Statement on Souvenir Imaging of the Fetus
The WFUMB disapproves of the use of ultrasound for the sole purpose of providing souvenir Images of the fetus. There ...
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(NEW) WFUMB Statement on ultrasound exposure in the first trimester and autism spectrum
WFUMB Administrative Council endorses both AIUM Bioeffects Committee Statement on the paper by Webb et al.[2] and ISUOG statement on ...
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WFUMB Clinical Safety Statement for Diagnostic Ultrasound – an overview
Diagnostic ultrasound has been widely used in clinical medicine for many years with no proven deleterious effects. However, investigations into ...
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WFUMB Recommendations on Non-medical Use of Ultrasound
The WFUMB disapproves of the use of ultrasound for the sole purpose of providing keepsake or souvenir images of the ...
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