Patient guides
Pregnancy scans
In a high-risk pregnancy, growth scans are usually repeated every two to four weeks, sometimes more often. Learn what decides the schedule.
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Pregnancy scans
A Doppler scan checks blood flow to and within the baby. Learn why it is done, which vessels are measured, what results mean and when it is recommended.
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Pregnancy scans
A baby measuring small can be healthy or can need monitoring. Learn the difference between a small baby and fetal growth restriction.
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Pregnancy scans
Fetal growth restriction means a baby is not growing as expected in the womb. Learn the causes, how it is diagnosed and monitored, and how delivery timing is decided.
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Pregnancy scans
A growth scan checks how your baby is growing, while Doppler ultrasound looks at blood flow between the placenta and baby. Here is what these scans can tell you and what happens when a baby measures small.
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Pregnancy scans
A growth scan checks the baby's size, fluid and blood flow in the third trimester. Learn when it is done and who needs one.
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Pregnancy scans
The anomaly scan checks the whole baby, while a fetal echo focuses in depth on the heart. Learn how they differ, what each detects and when you may need both.
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Pregnancy scans
A fetal echo can detect most major heart defects before birth, but not every problem. Learn what it can find, its limits and what affects accuracy.
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Pregnancy scans
Finding a heart abnormality on a fetal echo brings many questions. Learn the next steps, from counselling and genetic tests to monitoring, delivery planning and treatment.
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Pregnancy scans
A fetal echocardiogram takes a closer look at your baby's developing heart. Learn when it may be advised, what happens during the scan and what results can mean.
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Pregnancy scans
A fetal echo is a detailed ultrasound of the baby's heart, usually done between 18 and 24 weeks. Learn who needs it and what to expect.
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Pregnancy scans
A fetal echo is a detailed heart scan of the unborn baby. Learn the common reasons doctors recommend it, including family history, diabetes, IVF and scan findings.
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