Urvi Fetal Medicine Clinic
Caring for the Unborn
Fetal Medicine
- Fetal Medicine is a branch of Medicine where fully trained experts
- Evaluate, assess, monitor and take care of fetus (unborn baby) with the help of most advanced sonography medicines, genetic investigations and latest medical knowledge
- Investigate, intervene and treat fetus wherever and whenever required
- Thoroughly counsel and explain parents
- Discuss complete plan of action with Obstetricians wherever required
- Clear doubts, confusions and streamline management
- And ultimately improving perinatal outcome (outcome of new born baby) betterment of society and strengthening next generation
Experience Doctor
Professional & Friendly Staff
Sunday Closed
Walk-In's Accepted
No Extra Fees
Our Services
Urvi Speciality Clinic and Fetal Sonography Centre is a dedicated fetal medicine unit. We provide all the necessary screening and diagnostic test required for fetal surveillance
Ultrasonography
Every pregnant women should be advised anomaly scan (Ultrasonography ) during fifth month of prenancy to rule out any major structural defect in fetus.
Doppler study
This ultrasound scan is usually carried at about 28 – 36 weeks of pregnancy and aims at determining the growth and health of the fetus.
Trimester Screening
Second trimester screening includes a combination of genetic sonogram and quad test.Those patients who have missed 1st TS can opt for this test.
Prenatal Diagnostic
Invasive diagnostic procedures play an important role to obtain genetic, biochemical and physiological information about the fetus.
Fetal Therapy
Fetal pharmacological treatment is successful in cases with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, cardiac arrthymias, thyroid disorders and fetal infections
CVS
This procedure is ideally performed after 11 weeks of pregnancy as limb reduction defects are reported in procedure performed too early
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Contact — 9765113562
Fetal medicine is an evolving branch of obstetrics which deals with unborn child to achieve ultimate aim of having healthy mother and healthy baby.
The incidence of fetal structural defect in general population is around 3%, where as the risk of chromosomal defect is 6/1000 birth among population without any risk factor
This branch of medicine, deals with prenatal screening of fetus [unborn child] for structural and genetic defects.
Dr.Unnati Shende
