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<regulation prefix="Regulation" num=".10" citation="COMAR 30.08.12.10" title_num="30" subtitle_num="08" chapter_num="12" heading="Diagnostic Imaging Capabilities.">
  <text>III
            IV
          
        
        
          
            A hospital shall have:
            
            
          
          
            A. The capability of providing emergency ultrasound imaging and interpretation for obstetrical patients 24 hours per day;
            E
            E
          
          
            B. The capability of providing detailed ultrasonography and fetal assessment, including Doppler studies, with interpretation for obstetrical patients 24 hours a day;
            E
            E
          
          
            C. The capability of providing maternal echocardiology with interpretation for obstetrical patients 24 hours a day;
            E
            E
          
          
            D. The capability of providing portable x-ray imaging with interpretation for neonatal patients 24 hours a day;
            E
            E
          
          
            E. The capability of providing portable head ultrasound with interpretation for neonatal patients;
            E
            E
          
          
            F. The capability on campus of providing computerized tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with interpretation;
            O
            E
          
          
            G. Neonatal echocardiography equipment and an experienced technician shall be available on campus as needed with interpretation by a pediatric cardiologist;
            E
            E
          
          
            H. A pediatric cardiac catheterization laboratory and appropriate staff; and
            O
            E
          
          
            I. The capability of providing interventional radiology services for:
            
            
          
          
            (1) Obstetrical patients; and
            E
            E
          
          
            (2) Neonatal patients.
            O
            E</text>
</regulation>