Pregnancy Ultrasound
Pregnancy ultrasound uses safe sound waves to create images of your baby and check their growth, development and well-being throughout your pregnancy.
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Pregnancy Ultrasound
Confirmation & Location of Pregnancy
Fetal Cardiac Activity
Gestational Age & Fetal Measurements
Number of Fetuses
Fetal Growth & Development
Placental Location
Amniotic Fluid Volume
Basic Fetal Anatomy
Advanced Fetal Anatomy Scan
Detailed Fetal Anatomy Scan
Cervical Length Assessment
Uterine Abnormalities
Blood-flow Assessment (Doppler Studies)
When Is It Recommended?
Ultrasound is performed at different stages of pregnancy, depending on the clinical situation and the purpose of the scan.
- Early scans assess pregnancy location and viability.
- Routine scans monitor fetal development and well-being.
- Specialized scans evaluate anatomy and detect potential concerns.
Important Information
A normal ultrasound does not guarantee that every genetic, structural or developmental condition is absent.
- Some conditions may not be visible on ultrasound.
- Some conditions may develop later in pregnancy.
- Your doctor will guide you based on your individual medical needs.
