A Lexicon for First-Trimester US: Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound Consensus Conference Recommendations.

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@ObnoxiouslyOcho I already provided examples. You can find every law here. https://t.co/O8OCrUbJIP This lexicon explains the issue. https://t.co/pjqbjrttDF https://t.co/OHnMOuHx9j

@MateyYanakiev @CLE_Lauren Early pregnancy loss = development cannot progress to live birth. Sometimes stalling not death per se. Uncertainty is why major medical organizations strongly recommend against words like "living" and "live" in the first trime…

The Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound has recommended the following lexicon with respect to pregnancy location: https://t.co/3UagDvxF6U https://t.co/qUXThrEGy2

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