Ultrasound Scan Services

revolutionary and comprehensive Ultrasound Scans

Welcome to Astrum Medical, where we’re delighted to offer a comprehensive range of Ultrasound Scans, including specialised scans for pregnancy at various stages.

Our experienced team of sonographers provides high-quality imaging services in a comfortable and supportive environment, ensuring you receive the care and reassurance you need throughout your pregnancy journey.

Our Ultrasound Scan Services

This scan is performed to confirm the viability of the pregnancy, assess the gestational age, and check for the presence of a foetal heartbeat.m

This scan accurately determines the gestational age of the foetus and estimates the due date. It also provides valuable information about the number of foetuses and the position of the placenta.

Also known as the mid-pregnancy scan, this detailed scan evaluates the baby's anatomy and development, checking for any structural abnormalities or markers of genetic conditions.

This scan monitors the baby's growth and assesses foetal wellbeing, including amniotic fluid levels, placental function, and foetal movements.

This optional scan determines the baby's gender for parents who wish to know. It is usually performed between 16 to 40 weeks of pregnancy, depending on foetal position and visibility.

This scan assesses the baby's position and presentation in the womb, providing valuable information for planning delivery, especially in cases of breech presentation.

This specialised scan is performed to diagnose or rule out an ectopic pregnancy, where the embryo implants outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tubes. Early detection is crucial for appropriate management.

Why Choose Us?

Frequently Asked Questions

An ultrasound scan, also known as a sonogram, uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the inside of the body. It is commonly used in medicine to view organs, tissues, and other structures and is widely known for its use in pregnancy to check the health and development of the baby.

Yes, ultrasound scans are generally considered safe. They do not use radiation, like X-rays. The sound waves used in an ultrasound are not harmful to humans and have been used safely in medicine for many years.

Preparation for an ultrasound can vary depending on the type of scan. Some scans may require you to fast for several hours, while others might need you to have a full bladder. Your medical provider will give you specific instructions based on the type of ultrasound you are having.

While ultrasound scans are a useful diagnostic tool, they do not detect all health conditions. Some issues may be better diagnosed through other imaging techniques like MRI or CT scans, depending on the nature of the problem and the area of the body being examined.

Most ultrasound exams take between 30 minutes to an hour. However, the duration can vary depending on the area being examined and the complexity of the scan needed.

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