Register study shows improved surveillance of ongoing pregnancies using ultrasound examination, suggesting better interventions for pregnant women.
The high attendance rate of at least one routine ultrasound examination during pregnancy (96.1%) in 2022-2023 confirms the reliability of trimester-specific ultrasound codes as an indicator for ongoing pregnancies. This provides valuable data for timely assessment of interventions targeting pregnant women, before information is available in birth registries.
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