The potential benefits of the study have been categorised as patient specific and resource specific benefits. This study will hopefully allow for more uniform, objective information to be given to women with a diagnosis of IPUVI. A local audit has shown that discrepancies exist in the information provided by different clinical members to patients with this initial ultrasound classification. If proven to beneficial to women, by measure of improvement in psychological well-being, the "shock factor" of a negative pregnancy outcome will hopefully be reduced by the time a confirmatory ultrasound is performed. Participants may find the questionnaires they are asked to complete prompt them to seek help earlier for conditions which may otherwise have gone untreated such as anxiety and depression. In addition, they may find it therapeutic to be able to express their opinions, emotions and feelings during the period of uncertainty.