FETOCARE Education Hub

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Clear, reliable information on pregnancy scans, fetal health and prenatal care — helping you understand every stage of your pregnancy journey.

FETOCARE | A Care Before Birth

General

General Questions

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Common questions about fetal medicine and our clinic.

No. Fetal medicine supports routine screening as well as pregnancies that need closer assessment, helping families understand each stage and available care options.

Pregnancy Scans

Pregnancy Scans

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Scan-related questions and what each scan can tell you.

An early pregnancy scan is commonly performed around 6–9 weeks to confirm the pregnancy location, assess viability and estimate gestational age. Your clinician may recommend different timing for your individual circumstances.

The NT scan is usually performed between 11 and 14 weeks. It provides information that supports early assessment of the baby and, together with other screening, may help evaluate the chance of certain chromosomal conditions.

The detailed anomaly or Level II scan is generally performed around 20–22 weeks to assess the baby's anatomy, growth and development.

A growth scan may be recommended to assess the baby's growth, amniotic fluid and well-being. The need and timing depend on your pregnancy history and clinical assessment.

Fetal echocardiography is a focused ultrasound examination of the baby's heart. It may be advised when additional assessment of heart structure and function is appropriate.

Scan Preparation

Scan Preparation

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Guidelines to help you prepare for a smooth scan experience.

For guidance on scan preparation, please contact our team using the options below.

Results & Reports

Results & Reports

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Information about reports, discussions and next steps.

For guidance on results & reports, please contact our team using the options below.

High-Risk Pregnancy

High-Risk Pregnancy

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Questions related to high-risk pregnancies and special conditions.

For guidance on high-risk pregnancy, please contact our team using the options below.

About FETOCARE

About FETOCARE

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Clinic details, appointments and other general information.

For guidance on about fetocare, please contact our team using the options below.