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8th Dec 2010

Pathologists in Pregnancy - National Pathology Week 2010

Ben Valsler

Photograph of abdomen of a pregnant woman

We explore the role of pathologists in pregnancy and childbirth in this podcast from National Pathology Week 2010. We discover what we can learn from an ultrasound as well as other tests that can be run on an expectant mother. Plus, we discover the importance of newborn screening programmes and the prevention or diagnosis of conditions that can alter the course of a pregnancy.

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