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Why every gynecologist should scan at the point of care

By Dr. Swati Kshirsagar · 1 October 2026

When a patient presents with bleeding in early pregnancy, the difference between a same-visit answer and a referral can be hours of anxiety — and sometimes a missed ectopic.

Point-of-care ultrasound lets the treating doctor correlate findings with history and examination in real time. Decisions become faster and better informed.

It also keeps continuity of care within your practice. Patients who are scanned by their own doctor are more likely to return for follow-up and antenatal visits.

The skill is learnable. With structured bedside training and a supervised period of audited scans, most clinicians become reliably competent in core gynecology and early pregnancy scans.

Learn this at the bedside.