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Subject: Re: There Is One That Requires Exposure For Sure Author: IMT [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:31:01 10/14/09 Wed In reply to: Carol 's message, "There Is One That Requires Exposure For Sure" on 19:31:15 10/14/09 Wed Gender issues and ultrasound can work for both sexes- a pelvic ultrasound done via the vaginal approach and a prostate ultrasound done via the rectal approach. Both are fairly common. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> Subject: I Hadn't Thought Of Those Ultrasounds Author: Frank [Edit] Date Posted: 14:16:10 10/15/09 Thu Those two ultrasounds, and there are probably more, did not occur to me. Yes, those would also require exposure. But so what? If a person needs those tests, then they must be done. I imagine a patient could ask for a sonographer of the sex they feel most comfortable with, but in some cases this may not be possible to arrange. Some small offices have only one employee who does them all, so he or she is the only one there to do ultrasounds. Maybe if a person felt very strongly about it, they could try calling another office to try for a technician of the sex they prefer.