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Re: ultrasound in HollandFrom: T-H Bui, Clinical Genetics, Karolinska Hospital (bui@gen.ks.se)Thu May 30 05:36:01 1996
At 01.07 1996-05-29 -0500, gerard.miranda@bcn.servicom.es wrote: >Hi listers: can somebody tell me which is the ultrasound situation in >Holland? How many ultrasound test do You make in a normal pregnancy? This >afternoon a women said me that the ultrasound are restrict in Holland? Is >that true ? > >Gerard Miranda M.D >J.V Foix, 18. S.Joan de Vilatorrada. Barcelona. Spain >Gerard Miranda M.D >J.V Foix, 18. S.Joan de Vilatorrada.08250 >Barcelona-Spain > At the 'Eucromic workshop on prenatal diagnosis' - a EU concerted action on prenatal diagnosis - last week the Dutch delegates (NJ Leschot and MD Kloosterman) mentioned that routine ultrasound screening is not standard practice in their country. However, level III U/S are targeted at women who are at increased risk of fetal structural anomalies. This was in constrast with some other EU countries where, now, three U/S scans (one for each trimester) were standard and paid for by the insurers/national health service... ***************************************************************** The-Hung Bui, M.D. Associate Head Physician -- Department of Clinical Genetics Karolinska Hospital S-171 76 Stockholm, Sweden
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