Background Ultrasound scanning is an integral part of antenatal care worldwide. However,
little is known about the utilization of obstetric ultrasound in Ethiopia. This study aimed to …

Background A minimum of one ultrasound scan is recommended for all pregnant women
before the 24th week of gestation. In Ethiopia, there is a shortage of skilled manpower to …

Background Obstetric ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging modality that uses sound waves
to provide a real-time image of the foetus. Women's knowledge of and attitudes toward …

Abstract Background The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a minimum of
eight ANC contacts during pregnancy, of which having one ultrasound examination before …

Objectives Implementation of ultrasound in antenatal care (ANC) in low-income countries
has been shown to increase pregnant women's compliance with ANC visits, and facilitate …

Background: Obstetric ultrasound is a harmless, cheap, and noninvasive imaging modality
that helps to scan a pregnant mother and delivers parents with a real-time image of the fetus …

Background Ethiopia is a low-income country located in the horn of Africa's sub-Saharan
region, with very high incidences of maternal and neonatal mortality. Quality antenatal care …

Background The maternal and neonatal mortalities in Ethiopia are high. To achieve the
Sustainable Development Goals, innovations in ultrasound scanning and surveillance …

Background: Ultrasound scanning presently forms an integral part of antenatal care around
the globe. It is a common investigative tool in most public and private health facilities in …

Prenatal ultrasound has in the past one decade gained acceptance as a standard tool for
obstetric management in North-Central Nigeria but it is however faced with barriers …