Requires physicians to provide patients opportunity to undergo obstetrical ultrasound or sonogram within 48 hours of performing abortion.

S 383, the "Full Disclosure Ultrasound Act," requires physicians performing or referring for abortions in New Jersey to offer patients an ultrasound or sonogram within 48 hours of referral or before the procedure, allowing them to view the image of the embryo or fetus. Facilities must have ultrasound equipment available or access to it, and physicians must verify this offer in writing within 14 days. If a health issue is detected via ultrasound, physicians must inform the patient at least 24 hours before the procedure. Exceptions apply for medical emergencies (defined as serious physical risks requiring immediate action, excluding psychological conditions), and violations carry civil penalties up to $250,000 for repeated offenses. The bill directly affects abortion providers, facilities, and patients seeking abortion care in New Jersey.