4D ultrasound will be similar to a conventional scan in terms of exposure. A probe placed on the body emits sound waves into the body, listens for the return echo and generates an image. 3D/4D/HD Ultrasound both utilize sound waves to look inside the body.
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In 3D/4D/HD scanning, the same type and intensity of ultrasound is used as with conventional 2D scanning. Routine scanning of all pregnancies is now normal throughout the United States. Q: Is it safe? Are there any risks to me, or my baby?Įxtensive studies over 30 years have found that ultrasound has not been shown to cause any harm to mother or baby. Please note, at no time is this exam to be used in place of a complete diagnostic ultrasound with your medical provider The issues that we are evaluating in the elective prenatal ultrasound session include a limited diagnostic scan to confirm heartbeat, and the position of the baby. Q: Does this take the place of an ultrasound at my doctor’s office?ĪBSOLUTELY NOT! Women seeking an elective prenatal ultrasound MUST be receiving treatment with a healthcare provider for prenatal care and have already undergone a medical, diagnostic ultrasound ordered by their provider to confirm their due date, screen for fetal anomalies, and to look for any other pregnancy related issues. We feel that realistic surface images provide a connection between the parents and baby that can be beneficial and enjoyable to the entire family. We offer elective prenatal ultrasounds to provide a positive bonding experience for the mother, father, family members and friends with the unborn baby. Q: What is an elective prenatal ultrasound?
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Should you have any questions that are not answered below, please feel free to call or contact us. The questions listed below are the most frequently asked questions about our elective prenatal ultrasound packages. Frequently Asked Questions Your Questions Answered
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