FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

MRI Scans are done with highly sophisticated machines which produce high magnetic fields for imaging. No radiation is produced by MRI and these images provide far more information as compared to conventional imaging techniques. Click the button below to know more or to view frequently asked questions.

CT scanners are machines which use X-Rays directed at various angles at the body to produce cross sectional images of our internal organs. Our CT scan offers faster scanning times and a powerful generator to ensure your radiation doses are as low as possible.

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NT scans are done at 11-14 weeks of pregnancy and is instrumental in detecting genetic anomalies and major physical anomalies in the foetus. To view the frequently asked questions, click the button below.

Anomaly scans or TIFFA scans are done around 20 weeks (5 months) of pregnancy, where we look at individual organs like heart and brain in detail. Patients who missed genetic screening can undergo the same at this time. Click the button below to see the frequently asked questions regarding this scan.

In this scan,  growth of the fetus is measured and compared with the normal standard measurements of our country. We are able to pick up abnormalities that may manifest late in pregnancy by doing a detailed survey of the fetus. Doppler also helps in alerting us of any impending issues.

Our doctors are experts in fetal interventions and therapy and we offer a multitude of procedures like amniocentesis, CVS, Amnioreduction, Fetal blood sampling, Fetal reduction etc. to our patients.