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Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Ultrasound examinations can potentially transmit infections, necessitating strict cleaning and disinfection protocols for ultrasound transducers. The updated guidelines emphasize the importance of using high-level disinfectants and appropriate transducer covers to mitigate risks. This document expands on previous recommendations by including additional procedures and recent literature on disinfection efficacy, aiming to enhance patient safety during ultrasound examinations.
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