4D ultrasound allows the pregnant woman to see her baby's overall body so that if there is any abnormality, it can be detected on time and the woman can see for herself. Gone are the days when an ultrasound scan will say one thing and the woman or the doctor is not convinced[

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4d ultrasound adds the dimension of time, so instead of seeing a 3D snapshot of the face, you get the face moving in real-time (grimacing, opening and closing its eyes, sticking out its tongue), just as in a videotape[/

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Both 3D and 4D scans are just as safe as a 2D scan

]The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) says that there is no reliable scientific evidence showing that ultrasound is harmful to a developing fetus.

Ultrasound can b use in detecting problems and abnormalities in the unborn baby.

3d baby scan gives the clear images of the baby’s features, 4D ultrasound lets you view the movements of the baby inside the womb.

The most exciting feature of 4d ultrasound is its ability to detect any problem in baby. With this scanning, the professionals can detect the problems in unborn child and make preparations to take care of the child once it is born.

While 2d ultrasound technology is used to check the progress of the child’s development inside the womb, 3d ultrasound and 4d ultrasound help in predicting the gender of the baby. Most of the people want to know the gender of their child before it is born. In fact, they don’t want to wait for 10 months to find out the gender of their child. If you are such a person who couldn't wait for like 10months before detecting your baby's gender then Omvial is the best place to go....

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These days, the first baby picture parents carry around is not a photograph, but an image from an ultrasound scan.

over the years ultrasound has come to be used as routine scan at 18-20 weeks for all women. This is referred to as “routine prenatal ultrasound”, or RPU for short. It involves scanning all pregnant women – whether a problem is suspected or not – in the hope of improving birth outcomes.

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A first trimester scan will check that your baby's heart is beating and also look at the basic anatomy of your baby’s head, abdominal wall and limbs.

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With 3D and 4D scans, you see your baby’s skin rather than her insides. You may see the shape of your baby’s mouth and nose, or be able to spot her yawning or sticking her tongue out.

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Gestational age is the number of weeks that a baby has been in the uterus. The gestational age can be calculated using the current date and the patients estimated date of delivery.

baby can be measured as early as 5 or 6 weeks after the mother's last menstrual period. Measuring the baby using ultrasound is most accurate in early pregnancy.

The best time to estimate gestational age using ultrasound is between the 8th and 18th weeks of pregnancy.

Gestational age is the number of weeks that have passed since a woman's last normal menstrual period.

Fetal ultrasound scanning is considered vital for routine antenatal care with first trimester scans recommended for accurate estimation of gestational age (GA). A reliable estimate of gestational age is key information underpinning clinical care and allows estimation of expected date of delivery. Fetal crown-rump length (CRL) is recommended over last menstrual period for estimating GA when measured in early pregnancy i.e. 9+0-13+6 weeks.