Anomaly Scan

£159.00

(Inclusive of all fees)



  • Anomaly Scan
  • Free 4D Scan

19 to 24 weeks

Available to women from 16 years of age. Private ultrasound anomaly scan (sometimes called detailed anatomy scan). Our anomaly scan is performed between 19 and 24 weeks gestation. This scan allows for a highly trained eye to assess the development of a baby in fine detail. During the examination the Sonographer will evaluate the growth of the baby against the expected gestational age and look at such anatomical structures as the head, chest, heart, stomach, kidneys and limbs using ultrasound.

The examination will be fully discussed with the expectant parents and they are invited to ask any questions they may have during the examination.

Contact details for your GP/midwife are taken at point of booking to ensure a seamless continuity of care between us and your Healthcare Professional. A full detailed report will be generated for all anatomy scans for you to include in your medical notes.

The anatomy scan is ideal for those parents looking for reassurance or as a secondary option when an earlier screening test has not been performed. It is also another opportunity to assess the baby’s well being when an elevated risk has been recorded during an NT test, and an invasive procedure is not your preferred route.


Primary purpose of the scan:

Growth measurement, detailed anatomical check including soft marker scan for high risk between 19 – 24 weeks gestation, sexing of the baby if requested.

Includes:

  • 30 minute extended diagnostic appointment
  • Full report and supporting images
  • Complimentary sexing of your baby if desired
  • 4DFREEVIEW™ with 3D ultrasound b/w prints in sleeve

Antenatal services similar to our Anomaly Scan maybe available for free at your local NHS facility.

Pre-scan preparation

Need to expose abdomen so ideally wear 2 piece garments i.e trousers or skirt and top.


Drink 0.5 Ltr (1 pint) clear fluid approx 1 hour before appointment time.

Please do not empty your bladder before the examination.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose to have an anomaly scan?
Sometimes called a detailed anatomy scan, an anomaly scan looks at the fine details of your baby such as the head, chest, heart, stomach, kidneys and limbs and possible ultrasound “soft markers” - slight deviations from the normal anatomy which may or may not indicate a problem. It is designed to reassure all is well with your baby, or pick up any possible problems.
What if my scan shows something is wrong or I need help after my appointment?
Very rarely, there may be a problem that is totally unexpected and we are the bearers of bad news. Never easy to hear, we will ensure you have the time, support and a plan of care arranged. We will continue our course of support for as long as you need us.
If you become concerned about any aspect of your scan, the images and recordings you have taken home or you wish to make a complaint, you can contact the clinic where you had your scan and our staff will discuss any concerns that you may have.