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CT Scans During Pregnancy: Risks & Safety for Your Baby
There is no evidence that a cat (CT) scan can cause birth defects or harm to an unborn child. CT scans during pregnancy are generally considered to be safe for the fetus, as they use a very small amount of radiation. However, it is essential to weigh the risks and benefits before undergoing any medical procedure during pregnancy, and pregnant women should always discuss any concerns with their doctor.Pediatrics - Related Articles
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