Reliable Care When You’re Searching for an “Obstetric Ultrasound Near Me”
There is no limit to the number of questions and concerns one might have when expecting a baby. The best part is, a number of these can be resolved through a pregnancy ultrasound.
At Carescan, our obstetric ultrasound uses advanced technology to monitor pregnancy from early development to the late gestation period.
Through these, we assess fetal and maternal health markers such as:
- Fetal location
- Anatomy
- Movement
- Gestational age
- Fetal growth patterns
- Organ development
- Placental position
- Amniotic fluid levels
Our 3D/4D imaging assists doctors in planning care pathways and making timely decisions based on stage-specific information.
Throughout the ultrasound, our team maintains calm and consistent communication so you stay well-informed and enjoy the process rather than being overwhelmed.
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X-Ray
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Ultrasound
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Types of Obstetric Ultrasound We Offer
Pregnancy progresses across three stages, namely:
- First Trimester (1–13 weeks)
- Second Trimester (14–27 weeks)
- Third Trimester (28–40 weeks)
Each of these stages calls for a different type of assessment, which is why, when looking for “obstetric imaging near me”, you must find centres that offer these.
At Carescan, we offer an array of pregnancy ultrasounds to determine if the fetal and maternal health are as per expectations. These include:
Dating Scan
The dating scan is usually the first ultrasound performed in pregnancy. It confirms the pregnancy and establishes accurate gestational age. This early scan also examines if there is an ectopic pregnancy.
Nuchal Translucency Assessment
Performed between 11 and 13 weeks, this scan focuses on early risk assessment. Specific markers, such as the presence or absence of nasal bones and satisfaction of genetic anomaly (Trisomy 21, 18 and 13) are considered. Alongside maternal factors and blood test results are also interpreted.
Second Trimester Morphology Scan (19–22 Weeks)
This mid-pregnancy scan allows for a detailed review of fetal anatomy when organ development is largely complete. It assesses overall structure while also reviewing maternal factors such as placental location.
Third Trimester Growth Scan
Later in pregnancy, the focus shifts to fetal growth and well-being. This scan assesses a number of fetal biometric parameters, including bi-parietal diameter (BPD), head circumference (HC), abdominal circumference (AC), femur length (FL) and estimated fetal birthweight (EFBW).
Reach out if you’re looking for “Obstetric Scan Near Me”
Secure your pregnancy ultrasound with a structured plan designed around your timeline and clinical needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of images are 3D and 4D? →
3D images create still, lifelike pictures of your baby’s facial features and body contours.
4D imaging adds movement, allowing you to see expressions and motions in real time.
These scans provide greater visual clarity of facial features and body contours. Often, these play a key role in forming early emotional connections.
How do we book a pregnancy ultrasound? →
We offer “Gold” and “Silver” packages for pregnancy scans.
Our “Silver” package offers:
- Dating, Nuchal translucency assessment, 19-week Anatomy, and Third-trimester assessment
- Advanced booking and reminders for all your scans
- 3D/4D scans of your baby’s face with images and videos on a USB drive
The “Gold” package provides all that “Silver” has, along with:
- Priority bookings for all scans
- Urgent reporting for all scans
- Liaising with your GP/Specialist
- Gender scan if desired
- As many growth and well-being scans as needed, all done on a priority basis
What is the difference between your Gold and Silver packages? →
While both packages offer the requisite number of scans, reminders, and 3D/4D images, the “Gold” package is slightly elevated due to:
- More senior sonographers and radiologists performing the scan
- Priority for the patients in booking
How do I need to pay for the pregnancy ultrasound package? →
We request full payment at the time of booking for all obstetric scans. Instalment plans are not currently available. This helps us organise your scans in advance and ensures smooth, uninterrupted access to pregnancy imaging services throughout your care.
How clear will the fetal images be? →
Image clarity depends on several factors, including:
- Fetal position
- Gestational age
- Maternal body composition, and
- Amniotic fluid levels
While advanced ultrasound technology is used, some variables are beyond control. However, our sonographer will adjust imaging angles and techniques to achieve the best possible visualisation during the scan.
What happens in case no clear images are derived from the scan? →
If clear images cannot be obtained during the initial session, we offer a second 30-minute appointment. This can either be on the same day or another suitable date. This ensures you have a fair opportunity to obtain meaningful images.
How should I prepare for an obstetric ultrasound? →
Preparation depends on the stage of pregnancy.
Early scans may require a comfortably full bladder, while later scans usually do not. We will guide you regarding the do’s and don’ts before the appointment.
When do I receive my ultrasound report? →
In most cases, our team prepares and sends your report to the referring doctor on the same day. If you need a follow-up appointment or if technical factors affect completion, the report may take a little longer.
We communicate any urgent findings promptly so your care can continue without delay.
Are there different ways of conducting a pregnancy scan? →
Yes, we use different scanning methods depending on the stage of pregnancy and the level of detail required. These include:
Transabdominal Ultrasound: There is a usage of a handheld probe used over the abdomen to capture images.
Transvaginal Ultrasound: A specialised internal probe obtains the image, particularly in early pregnancy or when closer visualisation is clinically necessary.
What We Need to Know?
Can I bring my partner or family? →
Yes, you can. Although space availability may vary by room, your sonographer will guide you on when viewing is most appropriate to ensure clinical accuracy remains the priority.
Are there any physical restrictions before the scan? →
You can eat normally unless advised otherwise. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Jewellery usually does not interfere, but abdominal accessories may need to be removed for imaging clarity.
Is the facility accessible? →
Yes. We design our clinics with accessibility in mind. If you have specific mobility or support needs, the team can assist in arranging a suitable appointment setup.