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A member asked:
Is there relation between working as radiologist and to be aborted in thantotrphic dysplasia fetus ( if it is gene mutation)?
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Not: exactly sure of the question. Are you asking whether female radiologists have a higher incidence of fetal anomalies and spontaneous abortion? The answer is no. Radiation exposure for all xray workers is monitored and tracked. Most radiologists, with the exception of interventional radiologists, are usually not in the room when technologists are performing xrays.
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