“…Ultrasound, for example, as a visual technology that renders the foetus visible has been at the core of feminist technoscience scholars' engagement with clinical spaces (Arni, 2018;Blizzard, 2007;Cussins, 1998;Duden, 2002Duden, , 2007Duden and Noeres, 2002;Mentor, 1998;Oakley, 1984;Shaw, 2012;Taylor, 2008). This interdisciplinary feminist engagement with ultrasound technology has focused on the growing conflict between mother and foetus that results from the increased normalisation and routinisation of ultrasound in prenatal care.…”