How is anomaly scan done?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) An anomaly scan, also called the 20-week scan or TIFFA scan, is a detailed ultrasound performed between 18 and 24 weeks of pregnancy. The anomaly scan procedure is...
Is an anomaly scan necessary?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) An anomaly scan, usually done between 18 and 22 weeks, helps your doctor examine your baby’s organ development and plan timely medical support, making it an important part...
What to Check in Pregnancy Scans & Reports? A must-read guide
Introduction Pregnancy is an exciting journey for most expectant parents. Pregnancy scans are a crucial part of prenatal care to ensure the health of the mother and the baby. This blog covers everything from the types of scan, when to take the...
Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate Awareness
Introduction Cleft lip and palate is one of the birth defects that affects around 18 to 20 babies in every 1000 babies, which is around 0.2 to 2.9%. In this article, let’s discuss in detail cleft lip and cleft palate ultrasound diagnosis,...
Congenital Anomaly Scan for Pregnant Women
What is a congenital anomaly scan? A congenital anomaly scan for pregnant women is a prenatal ultrasound scan performed between 19 and 22 weeks. During the scan, your baby’s abdomen, chest, and spine will be examined to assess the development of your...
