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When it comes to pregnancy ultrasounds, you may have heard of the terms 2D, 3D, 4D and 5D. But do you know what these terms really mean and how they can affect your pregnancy and ultrasound experience? In this blog, we will look at the differences between 2D, 3D, 4D and 5D pregnancy ultrasounds and […]
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Ultrasounds in pregnancy are an important diagnostic tool for doctors and expecting parents. They can provide invaluable insight into the health of both mother and baby and can uncover potential problems that could otherwise go unnoticed. Ultrasounds are non-invasive and relatively easy to perform, so they are a routine part of prenatal care. In this
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When you’re pregnant, one of the most exciting things you’ll want to do is see your baby. Many expecting parents choose to have a private baby scan in addition to the scans offered by the National Health Service (NHS). But what’s the difference between private baby scans and NHS scans? NHS scans are offered to
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When you’re pregnant, one of the first things you’ll want to do is see your baby. A private early pregnancy scan can give you that chance to see your little one for the first time. But what can you expect from a private early pregnancy scan? A private early pregnancy scan, also known as a
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Ultrasound scans are a common and important part of prenatal care during pregnancy. They use high-frequency sound waves to create images of the baby inside the uterus, which can be used to monitor the baby’s development and identify any potential problems. In this blog post, we’ll discuss why ultrasound scans are important during pregnancy, the
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Here are some important things to know about gender scans: Timing Gender scans are typically performed between 18 and 21 weeks of pregnancy, when the baby’s gender is visible and can be determined with the highest accuracy. Procedure A gender scan is performed by a trained sonographer and is non-invasive and safe for both the
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An early pregnancy scan is an ultrasound examination that is performed to confirm a pregnancy and check for any potential problems during the early stages of pregnancy. It is typically done between 6 and 10 weeks of pregnancy and is also known as a dating scan. In this blog post, we’ll discuss everything you need
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Ultrasound has changed the practice of gynaecology over the past decades (Bau and Atri, 2000; Papp and Fekete, 2003). In fact it has become the main imaging tool and the first line of diagnostic investigation in gynaecologic examinations. Supported by the fact that it is noninvasive (Okaro and Valentin, 2004) and produces real time, immediate
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Ultrasound is a sensitive tool for the diagnosis of fetal anomalies during the prenatal period. Routine ultrasound examination has been a recognized element of antenatal care. Being increasingly offered during the first semester, however it is commonly performed in the second trimester. (Bau and Atri, 2000; Papp and Fekete, 2003). In fact, it has become
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Ultrasound is a safe, painless, and non-invasive procedure. The procedure uses high frequency sound waves to produce images of organs inside your body. Ultrasound provides excellent anatomic detail and plays a vital role in current clinical practice; with accurate diagnosis ultrasound significantly improves the management of numerous medical conditions (Kane, 2003). The availability, non-invasiveness, no
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