USG - OBG Followup (Cervical Length / AFI / FHR / BPP)

USG - OBG FOLLOWUP (CERVICAL LENGTH / AFI / FHR / BPP) is a specialized prenatal ultrasound examination used for ongoing monitoring of pregnancy health and fetal well-being. This scan is commonly recommended during the second or third trimester, especially in high-risk pregnancies or when closer fetal surveillance is required.

The examination includes assessment of:

• Cervical Length – Measures the length of the cervix to evaluate the risk of preterm labor or cervical insufficiency.
• AFI (Amniotic Fluid Index) – Assesses the amount of amniotic fluid surrounding the baby to detect low or excessive fluid levels.
• FHR (Fetal Heart Rate) – Evaluates the baby’s heartbeat and cardiac activity.
• BPP (Biophysical Profile) – Monitors fetal movements, breathing movements, muscle tone, heart activity, and amniotic fluid to assess overall fetal well-being.

This scan helps doctors monitor pregnancy progression, identify potential complications early, and determine whether additional treatment, monitoring, or delivery planning may be necessary.

This scan is performed to:

• Monitor fetal well-being and pregnancy progress
• Measure cervical length and assess preterm labor risk
• Evaluate amniotic fluid levels
• Assess fetal heart rate and activity
• Perform biophysical profile assessment
• Detect complications in high-risk pregnancies
• Support ongoing prenatal monitoring and management