Flea,
What you have said is so true I believe.
Most obs rooms haven't got the wizz bang machines. The fetal med obs I worked is a leader in his field and he always gets annoyed with obs who tell women that they have a 60, 70, 80% chance of a particular sex. Simply becasue if you can't definitely see then you should say you don't know! As I said on physical examination it can still be difficult to ascertain sex prior to 18-20 weeks so to definitively or percentage wise give indication of sex is really going out on a limb.

It can lead to all sorts of ethical problems also which is what concerns me most of all.
It is still not unheard of for couples to terminate because the sex isn't what they want (YES it does happen) - these guys need to know the power of their words. Also, what of the mother that has an emergency c/s and awakes to be told her baby is a boy when she was told it was a girl? What confusion and emotions must that provoke?:eek: