Scan catalog

This scan measures the amount of fluid around the baby. Benefit: It helps detect too little or too much fluid, which can affect pregnancy monitoring and care.

This detailed Doppler study assesses selected maternal, placental, and fetal blood vessels. Benefit: It gives a broader picture of pregnancy blood flow and supports management of high-risk pregnancies.

This scan assesses the womb, pregnancy sac, early baby, heartbeat, ovaries, and surrounding pelvic area in early pregnancy. Benefit: It helps confirm the location and progress of the pregnancy and can detect early warning signs.

This scan looks for signs that a pregnancy may be outside the womb, especially around the tubes and ovaries. Benefit: It helps detect a potentially serious condition early so treatment can begin quickly.

This scan uses baby measurements to estimate fetal weight. Benefit: It helps assess whether the baby may be small or large for the pregnancy stage and supports delivery planning.

This detailed mid-pregnancy scan examines the baby's major organs and body structures, including the head, spine, heart, abdomen, limbs, placenta, and fluid. Benefit: It helps detect many structural problems early and supports planning for specialist care if needed.

This scan checks the baby's position in the womb, such as head-down, breech, or transverse. Benefit: It helps guide delivery planning, especially near the end of pregnancy.

This scan is used when there is bleeding or spotting in early pregnancy to assess the pregnancy, womb, cervix, and surrounding pelvic structures. Benefit: It helps clarify whether the pregnancy is still progressing and whether urgent care may be needed.

This scan checks the womb and pregnancy tissue when miscarriage is suspected or symptoms have occurred. Benefit: It helps confirm what is happening and guides the doctor on the safest next steps.

This scan evaluates twin or multiple pregnancies, including the number of babies, heartbeats, growth, placenta, and fluid around each baby. Benefit: It helps monitor pregnancies that often require closer care.

This scan checks the position of the placenta in relation to the cervix. Benefit: It helps identify a low-lying placenta and supports safer pregnancy and delivery planning.

This scan estimates how far along the pregnancy is, usually by measuring the early baby or pregnancy sac. Benefit: It helps confirm the expected due date and supports better pregnancy planning.

This early pregnancy scan checks whether a pregnancy is developing inside the womb and whether a heartbeat can be seen when expected. Benefit: It gives early reassurance and helps identify concerns that may need prompt medical attention.

This scan checks whether pregnancy-related tissue remains in the womb after miscarriage, delivery, or a pregnancy procedure. Benefit: It helps explain ongoing bleeding or pain and guides appropriate treatment.

This general pregnancy scan checks the baby, heartbeat, womb, placenta, and fluid around the baby. Benefit: It helps monitor pregnancy progress and gives useful information for routine antenatal care.

This late-pregnancy scan checks fetal growth, position, heartbeat, placenta, and amniotic fluid. Benefit: It supports final pregnancy assessment and helps guide decisions before delivery.

This internal pelvic scan gives a closer view of the uterus, endometrium, ovaries, and adnexa. Benefit: It provides clearer detail for many gynecological and early pregnancy conditions.