Pregnancy Scan
Pregnancy Scan
Pregnancy scan is the process that includes various types of scans or ultrasounds to monitor the health and development of the fetus. Here are some common types:
- Dating Scan
- Nuchal Translucency (NT) Scan
- Anomaly Scan (or Level 2 Ultrasound)
- Fetal Growth Scan
- Doppler Ultrasound
- 3D/4D Ultrasound
Pregnancy Scan Procedure
The pregnancy scan procedure starts by making the patient, consume some water to fill the bladder. Then they are made to lay down, exposing the abdomen. A gel is applied, and a transducer is moved over the area, emitting sound waves. Real-time images appear on a monitor, allowing assessment of the fetus’s development, position, and surrounding structures. Measurements such as crown-rump length are taken to estimate gestational age. The fetal heartbeat and movement are assessed. . Afterward, the gel is wiped off, and normal activities can be resumed. Scans are crucial for monitoring fetal health and guiding prenatal care.
We have the most advanced technology improvements with popular HDlive 4D technology. This provides a life-like image in 4D obstetrics as it adds adjustable lightsource on the utero fetus, creating shadows and more depth to the image.
Features Of Pregnancy Scan
Our real time 4D technology enables high quality image of fetus with HD flow & zoom in technology.
FAQ
During a pregnancy scan, a gel will be applied to your abdomen, and a transducer will be moved over the area to capture images of the fetus. You may need to have a full bladder of 6 to 14 weeks period to obtain clear images.
The duration of a pregnancy scan can vary depending on the type of scan being performed and the complexity of the examination. Generally, scans can take anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes.
Typically, the first scan, known as the dating scan, is performed between 6 to 10 weeks of pregnancy. Additional scans may be scheduled later in the pregnancy to monitor fetal growth and development.
A pregnancy scan can provide valuable information about the health and development of the fetus, including the gestational age, fetal position, heartbeat, growth rate, and any potential abnormalities.
The frequency of ultrasound scan tests during pregnancy depends on medical necessity and the healthcare provider’s recommendations. Typically, women undergo one or more ultrasound scans during the course of their pregnancy to monitor fetal development.
Yes, ultrasound scan tests can help detect certain birth defects or abnormalities in babies during pregnancy, such as neural tube defects, heart defects, and structural abnormalities.
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