Looking within [electronic resource] : a sociocultural examination of fetoscopy / Deborah Blizzard.

By: Blizzard, DeborahContributor(s): ProQuest (Firm)Material type: TextTextSeries: Basic bioethicsPublication details: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, c2007Description: xiv, 253 pSubject(s): Fetoscopy -- Social aspects | Social medicine | Prenatal diagnosisGenre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 618.3/2075 LOC classification: RG628.3.F47 | B57 2007Online resources: Click to View
Contents:
Fetoscopy as lived experience : a closer look -- Why fetoscopy? Why now?: an ethnography of a medical technology and the emotions that fuel it -- Fetoscopy in cultural context : fetal politics, reproductive choice, religious experiences, and maternal blame -- How to create a fetoscopy collective : define the risks and find participants -- Fetoscopy and the single fetus : diagnostic embryofetoscopy, bladder obstruction, amniotic band syndrome, and the technological fix -- Ligation and twins : making and choosing twins in high-risk pregnancy -- Loss and success : social networks and constructing an outcome -- Final thoughts on fetoscopy.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [237]-247) and index.

Fetoscopy as lived experience : a closer look -- Why fetoscopy? Why now?: an ethnography of a medical technology and the emotions that fuel it -- Fetoscopy in cultural context : fetal politics, reproductive choice, religious experiences, and maternal blame -- How to create a fetoscopy collective : define the risks and find participants -- Fetoscopy and the single fetus : diagnostic embryofetoscopy, bladder obstruction, amniotic band syndrome, and the technological fix -- Ligation and twins : making and choosing twins in high-risk pregnancy -- Loss and success : social networks and constructing an outcome -- Final thoughts on fetoscopy.

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