Most important ultrasounds during pregnancy
It is natural for an expecting mother to be worried and curious about her baby's organ development in the womb. A fetal anatomy scan addresses this concern by using a detailed ultrasound performed between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy. By undergoing a fetal anatomy scan in Siliguri, an expecting mother can gain insights into the fetus’s physical development and the health of vital organs, such as the brain, limbs, heart, spine, kidneys, and stomach. In addition, the placenta, umbilical cord, and amniotic fluid levels are also assessed during this scan, which is crucial for supporting the healthy growth of the baby.
As a leading fetal medicine specialist in Siliguri, Dr Sweta Bothra offers a highly accurate fetal anatomy scan for the people in North Bengal and nearby states. Over the years, she has earned a tremendous reputation for performing advanced fetal anatomy scans through precision and patience. In addition, her dedication in terms of explaining the scan results to the parents makes her a top choice. Lastly, she advises follow-up scans and further evaluations only when required.
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 performs anatomy scans with precision and patience, explaining findings clearly to help parents understand the results. If any variation or concern is identified, further evaluation or follow-up scans are advised thoughtfully and only when required.
The anatomy scan helps to:
This scan plays a key role in planning continued antenatal care and ensuring timely medical guidance when needed.
The anatomy scan is usually done between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy for accurate evaluation of fetal organs.
Yes. It is an ultrasound-based scan and completely safe for both mother and baby.
The scan can detect many structural abnormalities, but not all conditions can be identified before birth. Results are explained with clarity and honesty.
It usually takes 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the baby's position and movement during the scan.
Usually no special preparation is needed. You may be advised to drink water before the scan for better imaging.
If a concern is noted, it is explained calmly. Further scans or tests are suggested only when medically necessary, with proper counselling.