Pregnancy & Fetal Scans
Bidar, Karnataka
Ultrasound monitoring through each stage of pregnancy, reported by Dr. Ashwini Sindagi, a female consultant radiologist specialising in fetal medicine.
Findings are explained to you before you leave, and reports are prepared so your obstetrician can act on them directly.
Invasive prenatal procedures such as amniocentesis are carried out only on the written advice of your obstetrician, and in accordance with the PCPNDT Act. They are not offered as a routine or screening test — please discuss them with your doctor first.
Before you come
How to prepare for your pregnancy & fetal scans
No fasting needed
You can eat and drink normally before a pregnancy scan.
After the first trimester
A full bladder is usually not required. Wear loose clothing that allows easy access to the abdomen.
Bring with you
Your antenatal card, previous scans and your doctor's referral. A family member is welcome to accompany you.
Not sure what applies to you?Call 90364 40533— we will tell you exactly what to do before your scan. If your own doctor has given you different instructions, follow theirs.
Read complete preparation, fasting & full bladder guide for Pregnancy & Fetal Scans
Other services
NT Scan & 1st Trimester Screening
Nuchal translucency and combined first trimester screening, performed to Fetal Medicine Foundation (London) standards.
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Abdomen, pelvis, breast and soft tissue scanning — no radiation.
ViewColour Doppler
Blood-flow studies for vascular, renal, carotid and obstetric assessment.
ViewDigital X-Ray
Sharper images at a lower radiation dose than film, with no waiting for developing.
ViewMammography & Breast Imaging
Mammography, breast ultrasound and image-guided breast biopsy and FNAC.
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