What is a 2D Growth Scan?

A 2D Growth Scan is an ultrasound done to monitor your baby’s growth and development during pregnancy. It can be performed anytime between 4 to 40 weeks of gestation.

During this scan, the sonographer will measure your baby’s head, abdomen, and thigh bone. These measurements help estimate your baby’s weight and assess whether their growth matches their gestational age. It helps to identify issues like restricted growth or a baby that’s larger than expected.

This scan also allows basic observation of your baby’s development and overall condition inside the womb. It is a safe, painless procedure and provides valuable insight into the health of your pregnancy.

Even if there are no signs of complications, this scan is commonly recommended to make sure everything is progressing well.

When Can You Get It?

• Perfect for moms-to-be from 4 weeks up to 40 weeks of pregnancy

• Want to know if it's a boy or girl? We can tell from 15 weeks onwards!

What You'll Get

• FREE gender scan (2D)

• Clear images of your baby

• Professional assessment of baby's growth

• Peace of mind about your baby's development

Reminder Before Booking

If you are below 14 weeks pregnant, a full bladder is required before your appointment to help obtain clearer ultrasound images.

Please:

• Drink approximately 1 litre of plain water about 1 hour before your appointment.

• Avoid urinating until your scan is completed.

If you are 14 weeks pregnant or above, a full bladder is not required.

For TWIN pregnancy (2 babies),

Please book through the link below :

https://appointment.flabee.com/guest/services/twins-2d-growth-scan

Frequently Asked Questions:

[Q] Do I need to prepare full bladder before scan?

[A] It depends on your pregnancy week. If your pregnancy week is less than 10, we highly recommend to have a full bladder before coming for the scan.

[Q] How long does a 2D scan take?
[A] A 2D scan usually takes around 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the situation and the baby’s or mother’s cooperation during the scan.

[Q] If the pregnancy is 5 weeks, can the baby’s heartbeat be seen?
[A] At around 5 weeks, the baby’s heart has usually started to beat, but it may not always be visible on an ultrasound yet. Detection at this stage can be difficult because the embryo is still very small. In some cases, a very early heartbeat (flicker) may be seen using a more sensitive scan, but it is not guaranteed. Most of the time, the heartbeat can be seen more clearly from around 6 to 7 weeks of pregnancy.

[Q] What is the difference between 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, and 6D ultrasound in pregnancy?
[A] The main difference between 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, and 6D ultrasound lies in the level of detail and imaging technology used to view your baby. To find out more, please click the link of this article https://sono-ultrasound.com/what-is-the-difference-between-2d-3d-4d-5d-and-6d-ultrasound-for-pregnancy/

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a doctor for any concerns.

Anatomy Scan Package: Complete Check for Your Baby’s Health

What’s Included?

• FREE gender scan (>15 week)

• Full Anatomy Scan (18-24 weeks 6 days) – A detailed check-up to monitor your baby’s growth.

• Partial Anatomy Scan (25-29 weeks 6 days) – Focused scans on specific areas of your baby.

• Repeat Targeted Scan (28-33 weeks 6 days) – For follow-up checks if needed.

Accuracy Rates:

• 18-21 weeks 6 days: 90% accuracy

• 22-24 weeks 6 days: 70% accuracy

• 25-29 weeks 6 days: 50% accuracy

Why Choose This Package?

• Perfect for moms who want to ensure their baby’s development is on track.

• Offers scan options based on your pregnancy week.

• Provides peace of mind with detailed check-ups and clear results.

What is Anatomy Scan?

The anatomy scan ultrasound, also known as the mid-pregnancy or level 2 ultrasound, is a detailed examination performed around the 18th to 22nd week of pregnancy. This scan assesses fetal growth, development, and anatomy to ensure that the baby is developing normally. It involves a thorough check of major organs, including the brain, heart, spine, kidneys, and limbs, to detect any structural abnormalities. The ultrasound also evaluates the position of the placenta, amniotic fluid levels, and the baby's overall well-being.

During the scan, the sonographer will capture images that can sometimes reveal the baby’s sex if the parents wish to know. An anatomy scan ultrasound is a routine and non-invasive procedure, providing essential insights into the pregnancy’s progress and helping healthcare providers make any necessary recommendations for care.

For TWIN pregnancy (2 babies),

Please book through the link below :

https://appointment.flabee.com/guest/services/twins-anatomy-screening

Frequently Asked Questions:

[Q] What is an anatomy scan?
[A] An anatomy scan is a detailed ultrasound that looks closely at your baby’s development in the womb. Anatomy scan checks important parts of your baby’s body—like the brain, heart, spine, kidneys, and limbs. This scan also looks at your placenta, amniotic fluid, and how your baby is growing overall. It’s a reassuring way to make sure everything is going well, and a special moment to see your baby in action before they arrive! For more details https://sono-ultrasound.com/anatomy-scan-services/

[Q] What information does the anatomy scan provide?
[A] The anatomy scan is an important and exciting part of your pregnancy journey! It usually takes place around 18–29 weeks and provides a detailed look at your baby's development. This scan checks your baby’s overall growth and examines the structure of major organs, such as the heart, brain, kidneys, and spine. It also helps to detect any potential abnormalities or concerns early on, so you can have peace of mind knowing that your baby is growing healthy and strong.

[Q] Can I still proceed with an anatomy screening if I have a higher BMI?
[A] Yes, you can proceed with an anatomy screening. However, please note that image clarity may be slightly affected due to higher BMI, which can make the scan a bit more challenging. The scan can still be completed as usual.

[Q] Is anatomy screening the same as a detailed scan?
[A] Anatomy screening and detailed scan are not the same. Anatomy screening is a basic check to view the baby’s structure and development, while a detailed scan is a more in-depth assessment performed by a specialist doctor (MFM/O&G).

For a clearer comparison, please visit:
https://sono-ultrasound.com/anatomy-screening-versus-detailed-scan-your-guide-to-mid-pregnancy-ultrasounds/

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a doctor for any concerns.

What is 5D scan?

A 5D growth scan is an advanced prenatal ultrasound that gives highly detailed, high-definition images of the baby inside the womb. Unlike traditional 2D scans, which provide flat, black-and-white images, or 3D/4D scans, which show three-dimensional images and real-time movement, 5D scans enhance these features with even clearer and more realistic visuals.

This scan is typically performed in the third trimester, around 28 to 32 weeks of pregnancy, to check for any potential growth issues or abnormalities. It is non-invasive and uses sound waves like other ultrasound scans, making it safe for both mother and baby.

Complete Package Includes:

• FREE 2D growth scan & gender scan (>15 week)

• Stunning 5D live viewing session

• Beautiful 3D images

• Moving 4D/5D video clips

• Gender identification included!

• Note: Image quality depends on baby's position, pregnancy week, and maternal condition

When Can You Get It?

• Available from 12 to 40 weeks of pregnancy

Important Information

The availability of ultrasound packages may vary by location.

• If the 4D Ultrasound Package is unavailable at your selected branch, it will be replaced with the 4D Ultrasound Package including a complimentary 8K AI Baby Image, where available.

                    i) 4D Branch : Kuantan (Taman Damai), Sendayan, Putrajaya.

• Patients who book the 5D Ultrasound Package will receive the 5D Ultrasound Package as selected.

For TWIN pregnancy (2 babies),

Please book through the link below :

https://appointment.flabee.com/guest/services/twins-4d-or-5d-scan

Frequently Asked Questions:

[Q] What makes the 5D scan unique?

[A] The 5D scan provides a more immersive experience, allowing parents to see their baby in stunning detail and even capture video footage. For more information, visit our website: https://sono-ultrasound.com/5d-scan-services/

[Q] When is the best time to do a 5D scan to see my baby's face?

[A] For the best view of your baby's facial features, it is generally recommended to have a 5D between 27 and 33 weeks of pregnancy.

[Q] What is a 5D scan, and what can it reveal about the baby?

[A] A 5D scan is an advanced ultrasound that provides clearer, more lifelike images of your baby. It can reveal detailed facial features, movements such as yawning or smiling, as well as the baby's gender and position.

[Q] How long does a 5D scan take?

[A] A 5D scan typically takes around 30 minutes, but the duration may vary depending on the baby's position and movement.

[Q] Does the 5D scan package include confirmed gender scanning?
[A] Yes, the 5D scan package includes complimentary gender identification.

In addition to providing clearer and more realistic images of your baby, the 5D scan also allows you to find out your baby’s gender—provided the baby’s position is suitable during the scan session.

➡️ For full package details, visit: https://sono-ultrasound.com/5d-scan-services-in-malaysia/

[Q] What is the difference between 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, and 6D ultrasound in pregnancy?
[A] The main difference between 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, and 6D ultrasound lies in the level of detail and imaging technology used to view your baby. To find out more, please click the link of this article https://sono-ultrasound.com/what-is-the-difference-between-2d-3d-4d-5d-and-6d-ultrasound-for-pregnancy/

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a doctor for any concerns.