Fetal Imaging Services
Early Ultrasound for Dating (6–10 weeks)
- Confirms pregnancy viability
- Determines gestational age
- Detects early concerns like subchorionic bleed, twins, etc.
NT–NB Scan (11–14 weeks)
Early markers for chromosomal and structural abnormalities:
- Nuchal translucency
- Nasal bone
- Ductus venosus & tricuspid flow (if indicated)
Level I Anomaly Scan (12–14 weeks)
Early structural assessment to detect major anomalies sooner.
Level II Detailed Anomaly Scan (18–22 weeks)
Most important Fetal scan:
- Head-to-toe structural evaluation
- Heart, brain, spine, face, limbs, kidneys
- Placenta, amniotic fluid & cervix
- Soft markers review
3D/4D Fetal / Obstetric Ultrasound
High-definition 3D Fetal images for better anatomical assessment and parental bonding.
Fetal Echocardiography (Fetal Echo) – (20-24 weeks)
Advanced, detailed evaluation of fetal cardiac anatomy and rhythm, performed by a specialist with international training in Advanced Fetal Echocardiography (Harvard, Boston, USA).
Recommended in:
- IVF pregnancies
- Diabetes
- Family history of congenital heart disease
- Abnormal NT
- Suspected cardiac anomalies
Fetal Doppler Studies (30-34 weeks)
Assessment of fetal circulation in:
- IUGR
- High-risk pregnancy
- Preeclampsia
- Twin–Twin Transfusion Syndrome
- Gestational diabetes & hypertension
Transvaginal Sonography (TVS)
High-resolution imaging for early pregnancy, placental location, cervix length, previa, and targeted evaluations.
Fetal Well-Being & Biometry
Growth scans, BPP, AFI, interval growth patterns, and third-trimester monitoring.
