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The Anomaly Scan, also known as the 20-week scan or anatomy scan, is a detailed ultrasound examination performed between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy to assess your baby’s development and screen for structural abnormalities. This comprehensive scan evaluates the fetal brain, spine, heart, face, kidneys, limbs, and abdominal organs, as well as the placenta, amniotic fluid, and umbilical cord, to ensure proper growth and well-being. It is designed to detect a wide range of congenital conditions—including neural tube defects, heart anomalies, cleft lip, and skeletal dysplasias—while also providing important measurements to monitor fetal growth. If any concerns are identified, further counseling and diagnostic steps are offered to support informed decision-making for your pregnancy.
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Procedures in Detail:
Possible Symptoms
- WS91 Fear about complications of pregnancy
Possible Diagnoses
- WD Diagnoses during pregnancy, delivery and puerperium
Possible Symptoms
- WS02 Pregnancy vomiting and nausea
- WS03 Bleeding first 20 weeks of pregnancy
Possible Diagnoses
- AD55 Congenital anomaly, other specified or unknown
- WD55 Congenital anomaly complicating pregnancy
Distinct Systems in all Procedures included in this service:
A - General, W - Pregnancy & Childbearing
Distinct possible Symptoms in all Procedures included in this service:
- WS02 Pregnancy vomiting and nausea
- WS03 Bleeding first 20 weeks of pregnancy
- WS04 Antepartum haemorrhage
- WS50 Abnormal findings on antenatal screening of mother
- WS91 Fear about complications of pregnancy
Distinct possible Diagnoses in all Procedures included in this service:
- AD55 Congenital anomaly, other specified or unknown
- WD Diagnoses during pregnancy, delivery and puerperium
- WD55 Congenital anomaly complicating pregnancy
- WD70 Pre-eclampsia or eclampsia
- WD71 Pregnancy, high risk
