Re: gastroesophageal reflux and US scan

From: "DR. Rafael Sánchez Usabiaga" (usabiaga@mail.mindvox.ciateq.mx)
Mon Nov 18 08:34:59 1996


Unfortunate they have been doing this for many years. They do not charge the sonogram they do it for marketing. the patient is happy watching the baby every month. Can you believe it. You are right I will talk with the society about the (mal)practice. Thanks for your reply Rafael Sanchez

At 04:45 AM 15/11/96 -0600, you wrote: >At 17.12 1996-11-14 -0600, "DR. Rafael Sánchez Usabiaga" wrote:
>
>> Here in town is a tradition that many obstetricians do a sonogram
>>every obstetrics visit.(like 10 during pregnancy).
>> any body knows a retaltionship between sonograms and infant
>>gastroesophageal reflux ?
>
>This is certainly not evidence based medicine. What is your OB&GYN Society
>doing about this (mal)practice?
>No, such an association has not been reported (see the good review of
>Salvesen KA, Eik-Nes SH. Is ultrasound unsound? A review of epidemiological
>studies of human exposure to ultrasound. Ultrasound in Obstet Gynecol 1995;
>6:293-8). Dr Sturla Eik-Nes (from Trondheim, Norway) has very much
>influenced the practice of obstetrical US in Sweden. However, there may be
>an association to non right handedness. Any clues from your city??
>
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