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This is a photograph of a pregnant woman having an ultrasound examination to screen the growing fetus for any overt structural abnormalities. The gel applied to her abdomen allows for a more efficient interface between the transducer and the woman's skin, allowing for a much clearer image.
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Image author: Scott Crosby
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