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2022-12-23 14:38:30
Is fetus visible at 12 weeks on transabdominal ultrasound WITHOUT FULL BLADDER?? or will it not be visible if the bladder is empty??
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No need for full bladder

Answered2022-12-24 03:33:45

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A transabdominal ultrasound scan should be done with a full bladder.

Answered2022-12-24 03:03:41

YESNO

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Abdominal scan with full bladder

Answered2022-12-24 07:43:27

YESNO

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It will be visible at 12 weeks by an abdominal scan irrespective of the bladder full or empty

Answered2022-12-24 03:51:28

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It will be seen with empty bladder

Answered2022-12-23 15:45:37

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It can be seen with empty bladder.

Answered2022-12-23 15:08:33

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