Pregnancy Scans

We check your early pregnancy development & establish your dates as early as 6-9 weeks.

A thorough top-to-toe examination of the anatomy of the young baby to exclude anomalies as early as possible. The most advanced 10 weeks Early Fetal Anomaly Scan. (10-16 Weeks)

Nuchal Translucency (NT) is a small fluid-filled area on the back of baby’s neck. It is a nonspecific marker of a baby’s well-being. (11-13 Weeks)

Our imaging technologies are able to determine the sex of the baby from 13 weeks.

Congenital Heart Defects (CHD) are the most common and difficult fetal anomalies. Our scans are heart focused and during every scan at 12-34 weeks we perform Fetal Echocardiography.

Transvaginal Scan for Measurement of Cervical Length. (16-34 Weeks)

The longest check-list of examined baby’s organs and structures, with special attention to the heart and brain. (20-23 Weeks)

Special 3rd trimester scan aiming to exclude late pregnancy problems and also checking baby’s growth and wellbeing. (28-34 Weeks)

Doppler technology evaluates fetal blood flow. We use Colour Doppler for meticulous examination of the fetal heart structures and function. (28-40 Weeks)

Aiming to exclude undiagnosed breech presentation (bottom down). Also includes mandatory checks for placental position, amniotic fluid and fetal growth. (36-40 Weeks)

We are experts in medical 3D/4D ultrasound. We use latest 3D/4D ultrasound technology and software that works for the health of your baby. (8-34 Weeks)

We provide reassurance for parents as early as possible (at 12-13 weeks). Scan can be performed any time (8-40 Weeks).

We check fetal wellbeing during every scan at any stage of gestation. (8-40 Weeks)

We check your baby growth at any stage of pregnancy. (8-40 Weeks)

Transvaginal scan (TVS) provides extraordinary resolution and can provide unique information regarding the baby, cervix and other structures. (8-40 Weeks)

If you require a Reassurance Scan as a second opinion or for any other reason, we are happy to accommodate this. (8-40 Weeks)