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Frequently Asked Questions: General Ultrasound

Does the scanning present any risk to the baby?

The many research studies and reports over the years have not reported untoward effects of ultrasound on the baby or mother.

Can refer myself?

We normally would expect a referral from your General Practitioner except for the 4D ultrasound scans.
We are also obliged to inform your GP of any investigations or results, unless you do not have one.
Overseas patients will not be required to have a local general practitioner.

Do I need to drink water?

No you do not need to drink water for pelvic ultrasound or 4D scans.
At what age of my pregnancy can I book a 4D scan?
For best results we advise a period between 20 and 34 weeks.
When is the best time to scan twins?
Women with twins should visit at around 27 weeks, as twins have less space.

What factors determine the quality of my images?

The most important factor is the position of the baby. Other critical factors are the amount of amniotic fluid (the more the better) and the amount of tissue between the probe and the baby.

Who performs the scan?

The scan will be performed by a fully trained ultrasonographer

How many guests may I bring?

Most of our clients bring friends or family to their appointment. We are able to accommodate 2 other people within the scanning room as the procedure is taking place.

What should I bring to the appointment?

Please bring your hospital records / maternity card in order for us to compare our results on the expected delivery date and weight.

Should I still attend for my hospital scans?

Yes. Visiting Baby Premier is an additional optional 4D scan and is not part of your routine antenatal care. It is important that you attend your regular appointments at your hospital so that additional investigations are not missed.

What happens to any report?

If requested by you, a copy report will be formally typed and sent to your GP or Maternity unit.

Can an ultra sound scan detect everything?

Ultrasound does have its limitations. It cannot identify bone and air so regions such as the lungs, stomach,bowel and bones are better examined using different methods that may require the use of radiation.

What if an unexpected abnormality is found?

Any abnormality found will be explained as fully as possible to you. At your request we will liaise with your GP or maternity unit to pass on this information.

How long before I get my Images?

Images will be sent out within two working days in a pack containing varying sized photographs and a DVD/CD containing moving images of the examination.

How can I pay?

We accept cash, cheque or credit card payments.

What kind of ultrasound machine do you use?

We currently use the GE Voluson 730, the top-of-the-line ultrasound machine for obtaining 3D and 4D images.

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