New imaging system may cut caesareans

23/02/11 13:47 CET

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Doctors worried about the rise in caesarean sections as a means of childbirth take heart from a new Italian 3D scanner, AMOLAB, that allows a more precise forecast for the outcome of a pregnancy.

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