Evidence is moderate to strong for the contraindication of the use of continuous US in all of the following areas and conditions EXCEPT

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Continuous ultrasound is contraindicated over areas of malignancy, active bone growth, and hemorrhagic conditions due to the potential for harm, such as promoting tumor growth, disrupting bone development, and exacerbating bleeding. However, there is no moderate to strong evidence suggesting that using continuous ultrasound over the shoulders, upper back, and cervical regions during pregnancy is contraindicated. The primary concern with ultrasound during pregnancy typically involves the abdominal and pelvic regions, not the areas mentioned in option C.

Evidence Is Moderate to Strong for the Contraindication of the Use