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What Is the 20-Week Scan?
The 20-week scan, also known as the anatomy scan or anomaly scan, is a detailed ultrasound done halfway through pregnancy (usually between 18 and 22 weeks).
Read ArticleThe 20-week scan, also known as the anatomy scan or anomaly scan, is a detailed ultrasound done halfway through pregnancy (usually between 18 and 22 weeks).
Read ArticleA dating scan is your first pregnancy ultrasound, usually done between 8 and 12 weeks, to confirm how far along you are and estimate your due date. 🧠What Does It Check? ✅ Confirms the pregnancy is…
Read ArticleWhat is a Bladder Infection During Pregnancy? It is an infection of the bladder, commonly known as cystitis, which is usually caused by bacteria (often E. coli).
Read ArticleThe 20-week anomaly scan, also called the mid-pregnancy ultrasound, is done to check the baby’s development and look for any potential health issues. It’s not just about finding out the gender!
Read ArticleHowever, there are some factors that may increase the likelihood, including: Age Women who are over 35 are more likely to have non-identical twins because they are more likely to release more than…
Read ArticleA nuchal translucency (NT) ultrasound scan is a prenatal screening test conducted during the first trimester of pregnancy, typically between 11 and 14 weeks of gestation.
Read ArticleA dating scan is an ultrasound performed early in pregnancy to determine the gestational age of the fetus.
Read Article3D scans show pictures of your baby in three dimensions. 4D scans show moving 3D images of your baby, with time being the fourth dimension.
Read ArticleWe have made the biggest investment to date by purchasing a brand-new GE P8 Ultrasound Machine for our Brackenfell practice.
Read ArticleWe have just purchased another ultrasound machine allowing us to expand quicker. We are very excited about this and hope this will give us the opportunity to be able to service more locations.
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