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Could smartphones be used at your next ultrasound scan?
By Laura Nelson on 09/02/2011 in Scans, tests and classes
Okay, so you may not see it here in the UK just yet, but an American company has created a medical ultrasound imaging system that uses a smartphone
A portable ultrasound system that’s based around a smartphone has been created by US firm Mobisante, and approved by America’s FDA (Food and Drug Administration) for use in the USA.Called MobiUS, it’s the world’s first ultrasound system to be used
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4d ultrasound
By ShirleyB on 29/05/2009 in forum
Hi allI have been posting on a few forums, trying to find out if anyone has experience of using any 4d ultrasound places in Leicester.Want to try and suss out a few places.Has anyone used any 4d ultrasound places in leicester ? Hi, Can't help
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Your ultrasound scan - on your smartphone
By Joanna Harvey on 14/10/2011 in Scans, tests and classes
New technology will allow parents-to-be to see their unborn baby using their smartphone - for a whopping £4,700
Meet the MobiUS SP1, the world's first ultrasound imaging system that will allow mums and dads-to-be to use their smartphones to see a live scan of their unborn baby. Once plugged into a smartphone, the pocket-sized scanner will pick up the image
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Baby gives the thumbs up in ultrasound scan
By Laura Nelson on 04/02/2011 in 0-41 weeks
Pregnant mum-to-be gets a friendly gesture from her unborn baby
Mum-to-be Donna Sayer was delighted with her latest pregnancy ultrasound scan – which showed her unborn baby giving her the thumbs up.Worried Donna had been called in for another ultrasound scan two weeks after her 20-week scan. Luckily all was well
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Ultrasound Scan - can sonographers get it Wrong??
By Denise Pike on 19/04/2012 in forum
Boy or Girl???
be my preference, but I think having one of each would be great :o)Must sign off- Jacob is running riot!! I chose not to find out the sex of either of my babys. My first was a boy and when having the ultrasound with number 2 I was convinced i had seen
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Don’t film your ultrasound scans, say professionals
By Matt Fricker on 27/07/2010 in Scans, tests and classes
Sonographers could miss vital warning signs if parents-to-be are filming
Parents-to-be shouldn’t be allowed to record ultrasounds on mobile phones or video cameras, pregnancy scan experts say.The Society and College of Radiographers (SCoR) have warned that parents-to-be are putting their unborn baby at unnecessary risk
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Children at ultrasound
By Joeandhopesmummy+1 on 19/03/2008 in forum
How many people is too many!!!
I was just wondering how many people you are allowed to have in your scan with you.I am pregnant with my second baby and im not sure how many people you are allowed in the room...i am worried that my son wont be able to be there.When i had my baby i had 2 people at the 20wk but a...
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4D Ultrasound?
By www.seeyourbaby.co.uk on 10/08/2012 in forum
SEE YOUR BABY 4D/3D scan
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Breastfeeding breakthrough - it's all about the sucking
By Susie Boone on 14/05/2010 in Breast and bottle feeding
Ultrasound images of breastfeeding may be key to helping mums having problems
Australian scientists have discovered the secret of how a baby gets milk during breastfeeding. Using ultrasound imaging, they've revealed that babies create a vacuum with their mouth around the nipple area - a method better known as sucking
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One more scan, one more baby!
By Daniella Delaney on 18/11/2011 in Scans, tests and classes
Mother learns she's expecting another baby each time she goes for her ultrasound scan
Chamille and Paul Thompson, 34, from Tyne and Wear, were so happy when they went along to their first ultrasound scan and spotted their baby on the screen.But little did they know, that when they went for their second scan six weeks later there
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