EFSUMB:安全教程

Kjell Å. Salvesen
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本文总结了子宫内超声暴露和随后儿童发育的一些流行病学研究。重点关注出生体重、儿童恶性肿瘤、神经发育、利手和言语发育。流行病学证据没有表明妊娠期间诊断性超声暴露与出生体重减轻、儿童恶性肿瘤或神经系统发育之间有任何关联。然而,在三项研究中发现,超声波与男性左撇子之间存在统计学上显著的相关性。因此,仍然需要进行更多的研究。
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EFSUMB: safety tutorial

The present paper summarizes some of the epidemiological studies of in utero ultrasound exposure and subsequent childhood development. Emphasis is placed on birth weight, childhood malignancies, neurological development, handedness and speech development. The epidemiological evidence does not indicate any association between diagnostic ultrasound exposure during pregnancy and reduced birth weight, childhood malignancies or neurological development. However, a statistically significant association between ultrasound and left-handedness among males has been found in three studies. Thus, there is still need for more research.

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