USG - Twin Late Pregnancy with Doppler
USG - TWIN LATE PREGNANCY WITH DOPPLER is an advanced prenatal ultrasound examination designed for women carrying twins in the third trimester or late stages of pregnancy. This scan helps monitor the growth, development, and overall health of both babies while also assessing blood circulation through Doppler imaging.
The ultrasound evaluates fetal position, estimated fetal weight, heartbeat, movement, placental location, and amniotic fluid volume for each fetus. It also helps identify growth differences between the twins and detect complications that may occur in multiple pregnancies.
The Doppler study measures blood flow in important fetal and maternal blood vessels, including the umbilical artery, middle cerebral artery, and uterine arteries. This helps assess oxygen and nutrient supply to the babies and can aid in identifying conditions such as fetal growth restriction, placental insufficiency, or twin-related complications.
This scan plays an important role in high-risk pregnancy monitoring and helps doctors plan ongoing care, delivery timing, and management for safer maternal and fetal outcomes.
This scan is performed to:
- Monitor growth and development of both fetuses
- Assess fetal well-being and movements
- Evaluate placental position and amniotic fluid levels
- Measure blood flow through fetal and maternal vessels using Doppler
- Detect growth restriction or placental insufficiency
- Identify complications related to twin pregnancy
- Assist in planning delivery and pregnancy management