USG - OBG with Doppler
USG - OBG with Doppler is a prenatal ultrasound scan combined with Doppler study to evaluate fetal growth, pregnancy health, placental condition, and blood flow between the mother and fetus.
USG - OBG with Doppler is a specialized obstetric ultrasound examination performed during pregnancy to assess fetal development and monitor blood circulation using Doppler imaging technology.
The ultrasound component evaluates fetal growth, heartbeat, movements, amniotic fluid levels, placental position, and overall pregnancy progress. It helps monitor the health and development of the baby throughout pregnancy and can detect structural or growth-related concerns.
The Doppler study measures blood flow in important maternal and fetal blood vessels such as the umbilical artery, uterine arteries, and middle cerebral artery. This assessment helps determine whether the fetus is receiving adequate oxygen and nutrients through the placenta.
This scan is especially useful in high-risk pregnancies and conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, fetal growth restriction, reduced fetal movements, or suspected placental insufficiency. Early identification of blood flow abnormalities helps doctors provide timely intervention and appropriate pregnancy management.
This scan is performed to:
- Monitor fetal growth and well-being
- Assess fetal heartbeat and movements
- Evaluate placental position and amniotic fluid levels
- Measure blood flow between mother and fetus using Doppler
- Detect placental insufficiency or fetal growth restriction
- Monitor high-risk pregnancies
- Support pregnancy management and delivery planning