1 Early Pregnancy The first weeks of pregnancy
An initial ultrasound exam to assess the viability of the pregnancy, its location, gestational age, and fetal heartbeat when possible.
2 Nuchal Translucency Weeks 11–13 and six days
An early pregnancy exam, performed between week 11 and week 13 and six days, as part of risk assessment for chromosomal syndromes and initial developmental follow-up. As part of a private exam, an extended assessment can be performed for early detection of significant malformations.
3 Early Anatomy Scan Weeks 14–16
An exam to assess the structure of the fetus's systems at an early stage of pregnancy, performed at weeks 14-16, examining key organs and measurements. The scan can also identify the fetus's sex.
4 Late Anatomy Scan Weeks 20–24
A comprehensive scan performed at weeks 20-24, allowing assessment of the development of the fetus's systems, organ structure and key measurements at a more advanced stage of pregnancy.
5 Third-Trimester Anatomy Scan Weeks 30–32
An exam in the third trimester of pregnancy, usually at weeks 30-32, to assess fetal growth, the development of key organs — mainly the brain and skeleton — and to detect findings that may develop or become apparent only at a later stage of pregnancy.
6 Targeted Scan for Other Anomalies According to medical referral
A focused exam to assess a specific finding or suspected fetal malformation, according to medical need and the system being examined.
7 Fetal Growth & Doppler Flow Assessment Ongoing developmental follow-up
An exam to assess fetal growth and flow measurements in the blood vessels of the fetus and placenta, especially in cases of intrauterine growth restriction.
8 Multiple Pregnancy Follow-up tailored throughout the pregnancy
Ultrasound follow-up in multiple pregnancy, including assessment of the type of pregnancy, fetal growth, structure, position and follow-up tailored throughout the pregnancy.