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• सोनोग्राफी और प्रेगनेंसी: विशेषज्ञ की... • For more information watch the whole video. • #ultrasoundinpregnancy • #sonography • #anomalyscan • #pregnancyultrasound • #pregnancyscan • #sonography • #drrajat • #drsapna • #gynacdidiandgynacwala • #gynecologist • #vadodara • #matrutvahospital • Understanding the Anomaly Scan: What to Expect and Why It's Important. • Welcome to our channel! Today, we're diving into one of the most important scans during pregnancy—the anomaly scan. Whether you're an expecting parent or just curious about prenatal care, this video will help you understand what an anomaly scan is, what it checks for, and why it's crucial. • What is an Anomaly Scan? • Visual: Ultrasound machine, medical professional setting up for the scan. • An anomaly scan is a detailed ultrasound typically performed between 18 to 22 weeks of pregnancy. It’s sometimes called the mid-pregnancy scan, as it occurs around the halfway mark of the pregnancy. This scan provides a comprehensive look at your baby’s development and checks for any potential abnormalities. • Purpose of the Anomaly Scan • Visual: Animated diagram of a developing fetus, highlighting different body parts. • The main purpose of the anomaly scan is to examine the physical development of your baby. The sonographer will check various parts of the baby's body, including the brain, heart, spine, limbs, and organs. They’re looking for signs of any structural abnormalities, such as cleft lip, spina bifida, or heart defects. • What Happens During the Scan? • • During the scan, you'll lie down while the sonographer applies a gel to your belly. This gel helps transmit sound waves from the ultrasound probe to create images of your baby on a monitor. The scan usually takes about 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the baby's position and how clearly the images can be captured • • Head and Brain: The size and shape of the head, brain development, and brain structures are examined. • Face: The face is checked for cleft lip or other abnormalities. • Spine: The spine is checked for alignment and completeness. • Heart: The heart’s chambers and major vessels are examined for defects. • Abdomen and Organs: The stomach, kidneys, and bladder are checked to ensure they’re developing correctly. • Limbs: The arms, legs, hands, and feet are measured and examined. • What If an Abnormality is Found? • If the scan detects any abnormalities, further tests or scans may be recommended. It's important to remember that an anomaly doesn't always mean something is wrong—it may just require closer monitoring. Your healthcare provider will guide you through the next steps, which could include more detailed scans, consultations with specialists, or genetic testing. • Emotional and Mental Support • It’s natural to feel anxious before or after an anomaly scan, especially if you’re waiting for results or dealing with unexpected news. Remember, it's okay to ask questions, seek support, and lean on your loved ones during this time. Many parents find comfort in speaking with a counselor or joining a support group for additional emotional support. • The anomaly scan is a key milestone in your pregnancy journey, providing valuable insights into your baby’s health. While it can be a time of mixed emotions, it's ultimately about ensuring the best care for you and your little one. Thank you for watching, and if you found this video helpful, don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with others who might need. • . • Anomaly Scan • 20-Week Scan • Prenatal Screening • Fetal Development • Pregnancy Ultrasound • Anatomy Scan • Baby Health Check • Second Trimester Scan • Ultrasound Examination • Pregnancy Journey • . • #AnomalyScan • #PregnancyJourney • #20WeekScan • #PrenatalCare • #Ultrasound • #FetalDevelopment • #BabyHealth • #PregnancyTips • #MomToBe • #PregnancyCare • .

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