USG - Twin Anomaly
USG - TWIN ANOMALY is a specialized obstetric ultrasound scan designed for twin pregnancies to carefully assess the anatomical development of both fetuses. This scan provides detailed evaluation of the brain, spine, heart, limbs, abdomen, kidneys, face, and other major organs to identify possible congenital or structural abnormalities.
The scan also helps monitor fetal growth, placental position, amniotic fluid levels, and overall well-being of both babies. It plays an important role in identifying complications associated with twin pregnancies and assists doctors in planning appropriate prenatal care and management.
The procedure is safe, non-invasive, painless, and does not involve radiation exposure. It is usually performed during the second trimester by trained ultrasound specialists using advanced imaging technology.
The purpose of USG - TWIN ANOMALY is to:
- Assess detailed fetal anatomy in twin pregnancies
- Detect congenital or structural abnormalities
- Evaluate growth and development of both babies
- Examine fetal organs and body structures
- Assess placental position and amniotic fluid
- Monitor overall twin pregnancy health
- Identify complications related to twin pregnancy
- Support prenatal diagnosis and treatment planning