Fetal Ultrasound

Fetal ultrasound is a type of imaging that employs sound waves to create pictures of the fetus inside the uterus. It is performed during pregnancy.

The test can be performed on the mother’s belly (transabdominal) or in the vaginal canal (vaginal) (transvaginal).

Fetal Ultrasound or sonogram conjures up a picture of the infant inside the mother’s womb (uterus). It’s a safe approach to check on an unborn child’s health. The baby’s heart, skull, and spine and other features of the infant are checked during a fetal ultrasound.

Which ultrasound scanner is best for a fetal assessment?

Using a Doppler Ultrasound is highly needed to analyze the flow of blood via the umbilical cord between the fetus and the placenta. For this reason, our medical research and development team always recommends the Convex and Transvaginal Color Doppler Double Head WiFi Ultrasound Scanner CTC-3.1 to our Gynaecologist clients.

CTC-3.1 provides an accurate and safe examination of the fetus which might be considered as best for fetal assessment since it is double-head.

On one hand, The transvaginal which also called endovaginal ultrasound is a type of pelvic ultrasound used by doctors to examine the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and vagina.

While the convex side of the Doppler CTC-3.1 is used for deep examinations of the internal parts of the body.

Fetal assessment with CTC-3.1 allows prenatal diagnosis of several features of development of: follicles in the ovary, the gestational sac, fetus in the uterus, fetal parameters, and the placenta. 

Fetal ultrasonography can be used to determine the gestational age of an unborn child. This technique is also used for nuchal translucency screening. It may be used to also to aid in the positioning of the needle, which is used to extract a sample of the amniotic fluid around the fetus during an amniocentesis.

References: Fetal Ultrasound – General Information, Fetal Ultrasound,  Fetal Ultrasound, overview.

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