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Celebrity sonographer Author of the best seller E-book cervical insufficiency: the journey through strength and hope.

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Cervical insufficiency warrior
Sonographer,
Radiographer
medical story writer
wongonation
female fertility Educator and coach

28/09/2026

Just coming from a page of pregnancy, labour and delivery.
Women take your flowers.

27/09/2026

5 weeks pregnancy scans.No gestational sac or yolk sac?
Serial BHCG to confirm pregnancy location and follow up scans to confirm heartbeat.

26/09/2026

5 weeks pregnancy scan
1. Gestational sac
2. Yolk sac
No embryo yet, you need a rescan after 2 weeks.

26/09/2026

Ultrasound room humour
She wanted to give hin a son

25/09/2026

When you tell the patient that they are having a baby boy

25/09/2026

If you are planning to go for a pregnancy scan below 10weeks, these are few things you should expect

24/09/2026

When a man finally attends a scan with his wife

24/09/2026

Early scan below 7 weeks can miss a twin gestation

22/09/2026

This is why you need a full bladder

Recently, I made some posts about the NT scan, and a professional colleague noticed a discrepancy in one of the measurem...
21/09/2026

Recently, I made some posts about the NT scan, and a professional colleague noticed a discrepancy in one of the measurements I had shared.
He called my attention to it.
Instead of immediately defending what I had posted or turning it into an argument, I went back to verify the information. I checked Radiopaedia and confirmed that what he pointed out was correct.
I corrected the information and thanked him for bringing it to my attention.
So, where am I going with this?
Sometimes, a colleague may tell you something that is different from the way you were taught or the way you have always practised.
That doesn't automatically mean they are wrong.
Before getting into an endless argument, verify the information.
Go back to credible resources. Check current guidelines. Read. Research. Confirm.
If you discover that you were right, you have strengthened your knowledge.
If you discover that you were wrong, take the correction, update your practice and move forward.
There is no shame in being corrected. The real problem is refusing to learn simply because you don't want to admit that someone else had a point.
Healthcare is constantly evolving, and none of us knows everything.
Remember: you are not an island.
We learn from textbooks. We learn from guidelines. We learn from experience. And sometimes, we learn from our colleagues.
Being corrected doesn't make you less of a professional.
Being willing to verify, learn and improve is part of being one.

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