A NUCHAL TRANSLUCENCY scan looks at the space at the back of your baby’s neck called the nuchal fold. It is done between 11 and 13 weeks of gestation or when your baby is between 45 mm and 84 mm crown rump length. This is because the fluid behind your baby’s neck tends to get reabsorbed by the body after 14 weeks of gestation.

A higher nuchal translucency measurement may indicate a chromosomal abnormality and/or an increased risk for congenital heart conditions.

The results of the nuchal translucency scan can determine if your baby is likely or unlikely to have these conditions.

ADVANCED
Transvaginal Ultrasound with Nuchal Translucency Report + Thermal Prints

• Confirmation of Pregnancy
  
• Exclusion of Ectopic Pregnancy
  
• Identify Single or Multiple Intrauterine Pregnancy
  
• Visual Cardiac Activity (heartbeat – FHR)
  
• Crown to Rump Measurement (crown rump length – CRL)
  
• Dating of Pregnancy (age of gestation – AOG)
  
• Estimates due date (estimated date of delivery – EDD)
  
• Check of uterus
  
• Check of both ovaries