Amanda Easton

Amanda Easton

BSc, RDMS

BCIT Diagnostic Medical Sonography and UBC Department of MFM, OB/Gyn and Radiology

BC Women's Hospital + Health Centre

Clinical Instructor and Education Coordinator for Ultrasound in Maternal Ambulatory Program (MAP) at BC Women’s Hospital

Biography:
I am the Clinical Instructor/Sonographer in the Maternity Ambulatory Program at BC Women’s Hospital as well as the Sonographer and Technical Consultant for the Perinatal Research IMaging Evaluation (PRIME) centre at BC Women’s Hospital. I am currently studying a new measurement method for the fetal cerebral lateral ventricles by ultrasound.

Research areas of interest:

Prenatal Ultrasound

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases Maternal & Fetal Health

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