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Prenatal ultrasound to evaluate the health of the developing fetus has become routine in the management of both routine and complicated pregnancies, and is generally accepted as safe. Researchers from Duke University examined the effect of ultrasound energy on neuronal migration in the developing mouse fetus. They hypothesized that the high frequency mechanical vibration caused by ultrasound energy might disrupt membrane-mediated, cell-to-cell attachments and/or …
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