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Knowledge and Attitude of Antenatal Women towards Routine Ultrasound Screening in Pregnancy at a Tertiary Institution in Bengaluru
2016
International Journal of Anatomy Radiology and Surgery
Due to advances in technology, there has been increased medicalization of pregnancy globally. While obstetric sonography is vital in situations where it is indicated, its routine use remains contentious. Knowing the attitude of women towards ultrasound will then guide the policy makers in designing health messages which will persuade them to change these beliefs. Aim: To explore knowledge, attitude and perceptions of pregnant women regarding antenatal ultrasound. Materials and Methods: A
doi:10.7860/ijars/2016/22094:2207
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