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Radiology, Vol 128, 177-180, Copyright © 1978 by Radiological Society of North America
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JD Bowie, D Rochester, AV Cadkin, WT Cooke and A Kunzmann
In a retrospective study, ultrasound diagnoses were correct in 93% of 164 patients referred for examination because of suspected placenta praevia. There was one false-negative finding in 13 cases of proven placenta praevia, and ten false-positive errors in 151 true-negative cases. False-positive results represented the largest number of errors. Examination of the patient with an empty bladder, in addition to the routine technique, is suggested to reduce the number of false-positive results.
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