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Aworan Obstetrical
Ultrasound Services

This is a special milestone for you, your baby, and your family; which is why we place your personalized care at the center of everything we do.

 

Our experienced team is dedicated to guiding you through a comfortable, stress-free pregnancy.

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Preparation: Drink 4 to 6 glasses of water and finish them one full hour before your appointment.

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Scope: Early OB ultrasounds cover pregnancies up to 14 weeks.

 

Purpose of the Exam:

  • Confirm a healthy, living embryo/fetus

  • Estimate your gestational age and due date

  • Check the position of the fetus

  • Determine if you are expecting multiples

  • Evaluate the health of your ovaries and fallopian tubes

Nuchal Translucency (NT) Scan (11–14 Weeks)

  • Preparation: Finish drinking 4–6 glasses of water one hour before your appointment time.

  • Duration: The scan takes approximately 20 minutes.

  • Eligibility: Performed between 11 and 14 weeks gestation (when fetal crown-rump length is 45mm–84mm).

 

What This Scan Does:

  • Measures the fluid at the back of the baby’s neck

  • Confirms your due date and pregnancy measurements

  • Identifies multiple pregnancies and determines if babies share a placenta

  • Performs an initial anatomical assessment to check for early detectable birth defects

 

 

Important Notes:

  • Blood Test Timing: You must complete your NT ultrasound before taking your blood test (which must also occur within the 11–14 week window).

  • Follow-Up Care: Because many structural details cannot be seen this early, a comprehensive 18–20 week anatomy ultrasound is still recommended and will be arranged by your healthcare provider.

Detailed OB Ultrasound (18–20 Weeks)

 

Prep Required: Drink 2 to 3 glasses of water, finishing one full hour before your appointment time.

 

Duration: Expect your exam to take roughly 40–60 minutes.

 

What This Scan Checks:

  • A complete anatomical survey of the baby

  • Measurements to confirm age and track growth

  • Baby’s position

  • Potential congenital conditions

  • Placenta location and umbilical cord insertion

  • Amniotic fluid levels

  • Cervical length and stability

Biophysical Profile (BPP) Ultrasound (28+ Weeks)

  • Preparation: No prep required—you do not need to drink extra water or fast.

  • Duration: Approximately 30 minutes.

  • Timing: Performed after 28 weeks of pregnancy.

 

What We Check During the Scan:

  • Fetal Well-being: Breathing movements, muscle tone, general activity, and fluid levels

  • Growth & Position: Overall fetal size and position inside the uterus

  • Placenta & Environment: Placental location and precise amniotic fluid measurements

 

Common Reasons for a BPP:

Your healthcare provider may recommend a BPP to monitor your baby's health closely if you experience:

  • Decreased baby movement

  • High blood pressure, preeclampsia, or gestational diabetes

  • Multiples (twins or triplets)

  • Irregular amniotic fluid levels (too high or too low)

  • Concerns with fetal growth (such as IUGR)

  • Maternal risk factors (such as Rh-negative blood type, BMI over 30, or age 35+ at delivery)

  • History of pregnancy complications or previous stillbirth

Aworan Gynecological Ultrasounds Services

Taking charge of your gynecological health is essential, and our team is here to support you every step of the way. Our skilled Aworan OBGYN Ultrasound Centre technologists specialize in compassionate pelvic ultrasounds, ensuring your comfort, privacy, and peace of mind throughout your visit.

Pelvic Ultrasound Overview

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  • Duration: Approximately 30 minutes

  • Preparation: Finish drinking 4 to 6 glasses of clear liquid one full hour before your appointment time. Do not empty your bladder before the exam.

 

What to Expect:

This exam includes both an external abdominal scan and an internal transvaginal scan (unless medically contraindicated or declined).

 

Organs Evaluated:

Vagina, cervix, uterus, endometrium (uterine lining), fallopian tubes, and ovaries.

 

What the Exam Evaluates:

  • Size, shape, and position of the uterus and ovaries

  • Uterine lining thickness, texture, and presence of fluid or masses

  • Cervical length and structure

  • Uterine abnormalities, fibroids, cysts, or other pelvic masses

  • Conditions such as endometriosis

  • Proper placement of an IUD

 

Common Reasons for This Ultrasound:

  • Pelvic or abdominal pain

  • Irregular periods or unexplained vaginal bleeding

  • IUD position check

  • Suspected pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) or infections

  • Evaluation for potential ectopic pregnancy

Follicular Tracking Overview

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Duration: Approximately 30minutes

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Preparation: Drink 4-6 glasses of water one hour before, do not empty your bladder

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What to expect: You will get a transvaginal scan. You get several appointment until the mature follicle is seen.

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What the exam evaluates: Examines the ovaries and count as well as measure follicular sizes. It is done for patients going through certain types of fertility treatment.

Saline Infusion Sonogram Overview

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Duration: 30minutes

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Preparation: It is a test done between day 6-10 of your cycle.

You need to call the centre on the first day of your menses.

You need to have done a basic pelvic scan prior to this procedure.

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What to expect: A speculum will be inserted to the vagina by our physician. A catheter is the inserted into the uterus. The speculum is then removed and a vagina scan probe is inserted. Pictures are taken while saline is put into the uterus so that the endometrial vanity can be evaluated.

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You may get some cramps so please take some Advil 15 minutes before the procedure.

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Common reasons for the test: infertility, polyps, fibroids, adhesions

Saline HSG Overview

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Duration: 30 minutes

 

Preparation: It is done between day 6-10 of your cycle

You need to call us on the first day of your menses. You need to have done a basic pelvic scan prior to this procedure

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What to expect: A speculum is inserted in the vagina and a catheter is put in the uterus. The speculum is removed and a vagina probe is inserted, the dye is then injected into the uterus while we watch it go through the tubes to determine if it is open or not.

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You may get some cramps, so we advise you take some Advil 15 minutes before the procedure.

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Reason for the test: To determine if the tubes are opened or blocked.

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