Specialized Care for Understanding Baby�s Development Before Birth
Fetal medicine plays an important role in ensuring a healthy pregnancy, especially when detailed evaluation is needed. It involves specialized ultrasound scans and diagnostic procedures that assess the baby’s growth, organs, heart, and overall well-being at different stages of pregnancy.
MBBS, MD (Radiology), Fellowship in Fetal Medicine (Bangalore & Spain), Fetal Medicine Specialist in Siliguri
Ensuring Safe beginnings for a healthy family.
Dr. Sweta Bothra, Siliguri offers comprehensive fetal medicine services for both routine and high-risk pregnancies. These evaluations help in early detection of structural abnormalities, genetic conditions, growth issues, and placental concerns - allowing timely medical planning and reassurance for parents.
Each scan is performed with precision and explained in simple language, so expecting parents clearly understand the findings and next steps. When required, advanced testing and close monitoring are advised in coordination with the referring obstetrician.
Fetal medicine care is especially valuable for:
The goal is always the same - early clarity, informed decisions, and the best possible outcome for both mother and baby.
Monitor baby's growth, blood flow and well-being in pregnancy
For accurate prenatal diagnosis of genetic and chromosomal conditions during pregnancy
Pregnancy management in multiple or high-risk pregnancies
Fetal medicine focuses on evaluating the baby’s development before birth through specialized scans and tests. It helps identify growth patterns, structural development, and potential concerns early in pregnancy.
No. While fetal medicine is essential for high-risk pregnancies, it is also recommended for routine screening scans like NT and anatomy scans in otherwise healthy pregnancies.
Yes. Ultrasound-based fetal medicine scans are safe and non-invasive when performed by trained specialists and according to medical guidelines.
You may be advised to consult a fetal medicine specialist during the first trimester, mid-pregnancy anatomy scan, or anytime concerns arise during routine pregnancy check-ups.
If a concern is identified, it is explained clearly along with its significance. Further scans, tests, or referrals are suggested only when medically required, with proper counselling.
No. Fetal medicine works alongside routine antenatal care. Findings are shared with your obstetrician to support coordinated and informed pregnancy management.
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