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Targeted Anatomy Ultrasound Scan

Focused Examination for Specific Baby’s Anatomy

This scan is designed for parents who wish to follow up on specific parts of their baby's anatomy for further assessment and monitoring.

Common Areas for Targeted Scans:

• Heart (Fetal Echocardiography) – If initial views were unclear.

• Brain & Spine – For a more detailed evaluation.

• Lungs & Diaphragm – Checking for abnormalities.

• Face & Limbs – To monitor cleft lip, clubfoot, or other conditions.

• Kidneys & Bladder – Ensuring proper development.

What is Targeted Anatomy Scan?

Targeted Anatomy Scan is designed for patients who need a focused screening of a specific fetal area. This is particularly useful when a previous scan was inconclusive due to the fetus being too small, positioning issues, or other limitations.

Who Needs a Targeted Anatomy Scan?

• Patients advised to repeat a scan after fetal growth for better visibility.

• Cases where a previous scan could not confirm specific structures.

• Parents wanting detailed monitoring of a particular organ or system.

Common Areas for Targeted Scans

• Heart (Fetal Echocardiography) – If initial views were unclear.

• Brain & Spine – For more detailed evaluation.

• Lungs & Diaphragm – Checking for abnormalities.

• Face & Limbs – To monitor cleft lip, clubfoot, or other conditions.

• Kidneys & Bladder – Ensuring proper development.

Targeted 5D Ultrasound Scan

High-Definition 5D Imaging for Specific Areas of Baby’s Anatomy

The Targeted 5D Scan is a specialised ultrasound service for parents who wish to view and monitor specific parts of their baby in detailed, lifelike 5D imaging — without doing a full 5D scan.

This scan is ideal for follow-ups or focused observation of certain fetal areas based on medical recommendations or personal requests.

What is a Targeted 5D Scan?

Unlike a full 5D scan that covers the entire baby, a Targeted 5D Scan focuses only on selected areas such as the face, limbs, or any specific organ of concern. This allows for a quicker, more precise, and cost-effective 5D experience.

The scan provides realistic, high-definition visuals that help parents bond with their baby while supporting clearer clinical observation of targeted areas.

Who is this scan for?

• Parents referred for follow-up scans on specific anatomy.

• When earlier scans were unclear due to fetal position or movement.

• Families who want to view just the baby’s face, feet, or hands in 5D.

• Anyone seeking a more focused 5D bonding experience without doing a full scan.

Popular Areas for Targeted 5D Scans:

• Face – For clearer views or to follow up on facial features.

• Limbs – To view hands, feet, fingers, or monitor limb position.

• Spine or Back – When baby’s position makes a full scan difficult.

• Other selected parts – Based on doctor’s advice or specific interest.

This scan ensures better accuracy in fetal assessments and gives parents peace of mind about their baby’s no development.

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