Thank you , i ll take a look into those links
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Ultrasound
Is US still absolute contreindication for cancer or only local? ( ex lowback for possible uterus cancer ) and where i can find evidence based to support ? Thank you .
kim nguyen
2 months ago
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Prof Tim Watson
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy produced a set of guidelines in the UK (2006) and there was a more recent publication (2010) in the Canadian Journal of Physiotherapy. Both are linked from the contraindication page of the website (http://www.electrotherapy.org/contraindications) Essentially, the UK guidance has ultrasound listed as a local contraindication as does the Canadian guidance. Both docs include relevant references. The Canadian document also provides a rationale and justification. Hope that might help to get you on your way?
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