USG - Twin Anomaly with Fetal Echo
USG - TWIN ANOMALY WITH FETAL ECHO is a detailed ultrasound scan performed in twin pregnancies to evaluate fetal anatomy and assess the heart structure and function of both babies.
USG - TWIN ANOMALY WITH FETAL ECHO is an advanced prenatal ultrasound scan designed for twin pregnancies. The test combines a detailed anomaly scan with fetal echocardiography to assess the growth, anatomical development, and heart health of both fetuses.
The anomaly scan evaluates major fetal organs and body structures, including the brain, spine, face, abdomen, kidneys, limbs, and placenta, while the fetal echocardiography component focuses on detailed examination of the fetal hearts, blood flow, heart chambers, valves, and major vessels.
This scan helps detect congenital abnormalities, structural heart defects, growth concerns, and complications associated with twin pregnancies. It plays a vital role in prenatal diagnosis, pregnancy monitoring, and treatment planning.
The procedure is safe, non-invasive, painless, and does not involve radiation exposure. It is usually performed during the second trimester using advanced ultrasound technology.