Second and third-trimester ultrasounds in the 14-42 week period are focused on the well-being of the fetus and mother. The second trimester (roughly 14-28 weeks) is characterized by a detailed anatomy scan to assess fetal development and detect anomalies. The third trimester (roughly 28-42 weeks) shifts focus to fetal growth, presentation, and the status of the placenta and amniotic fluid. While the second-trimester ultrasound is a routine exam, third-trimester ultrasounds are often performed for specific clinical reasons rather than as a universal, standardized check-up.

STANDARD
Biometry / Transabdominal
Ultrasound Report + Thermal Prints

• Growth Measurements
• Fetal presentation
• Placental localization
• Amniotic Fluid Volume
• Observational Movement
• Audible Heartbeat trace (fetal heart rate – FHR)
• Dating of Pregnancy (age of gestation-AOG)
• Estimates current fetal weight (estimated fetal body weight – EFBW)
• Estimates due date (estimated date of delivery – EDD)