Obstetrics
Ultrasound pelvis and scans
Performed by the gynaecologist who examined you, so the person reading the images is the person treating you.
Ultrasound pelvis and scans
Ultrasound Pelvis
Ultrasound scans helps in early diagnosis of pregnancy and as well provides first-hand information in all gynaecological issues. Ultrasound Scans of pelvis has modernised the way we treat women.
Ultrasound in Pregnancy
Early Pregnancy – Transvaginal Sonography helps:
Early pregnancy
- Confirmation of early pregnancy
- Foetal cardiac activity confirmation – Viability scan
- Location of pregnancy
- Early diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy
Later in pregnancy
- Assessment of fetal development and growth
- Doppler Study for fetal wellbeing
- Assessment of Amniotic Fluid – AFI
- Diagnosis of pregnancy related complication like RPOC, Placenta Previa, Retroplacental Clots, IUGR (Intrauterine Growth Restriction)
Ultrasound scans done by the gynaecologist
The following Ultrasound Scans are done in the clinic, at the same visit, by the gynaecologist who has just examined you.
Scans available
- Transvaginal Sonography
- Early Pregnancy Viability Scans
- Ultrasound Pelvis for Gynaecological issues
- Follicular Tracking
Ultrasound in gynaecology
First-hand information in all gynaecological issues, measured and recorded so change can be followed.
Transvaginal Sonography for
- Evaluation of uterus & ovaries
- Detection of ovulation
- Diagnosis of Polycystic Ovaries and other ovulatory disorders
- Fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometrial thickness and polyps
In summary
Same visit, same doctor
Scan findings are explained to you on the screen, written into your record with measurements, and used to make the plan that day. Anomaly scans and specialised imaging are referred where required.
Included in this care
- Confirmation of early pregnancy and foetal cardiac activity (viability scan)
- Location of pregnancy, and early diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy
- Follicular tracking and detection of ovulation in fertility treatment
- Assessment for PCOS, fibroid uterus, endometrial polyp, adenomyosis and enlarged uterus
- Foetal growth, Doppler and amniotic fluid assessment
- Anomaly scans and specialised imaging referred where required
When to come in
- A period is late and a test is positive
- You have pelvic pain, heavy bleeding or a known cyst
- You are being tracked for ovulation
If any of these apply, book a visit rather than waiting for the next routine check.
Related obstetrics services
Pregnancy care
Antenatal care from the first missed period to delivery, with the visit schedule set to your own risk profile.
High-risk obstetrics
Pregnancies that need closer surveillance, with defined thresholds for review and admission rather than reassurance alone.
Delivery and VBAC
The intended route of delivery is agreed with you before term, with the reasons stated in writing.