Endometrial Thickness Scan
Fertility Pelvic Scan
Fertility Pelvic Scan and Blood Test
Early Viability Scan (6 - 9 weeks)
Dating Scan (9 - 16 weeks)
NIPT Scan (Down's syndrome testing)
quickASSURETM Scan (12 - 24 weeks)
Gender Scan (16 - 32 weeks)
Gender Reveal Scan (16 - 32 weeks)
Cervical Length Scan (16 - 40 weeks)
Anomaly Scan (19 - 24 weeks)
Growth Scan (24 - 36 weeks)
4D Bonding Scan (24 - 34 weeks)
Premium 4D Bonding Scan (24 - 34 weeks)
Babybond Scan (16 - 34 weeks)
Presentation Scan (35 weeks - full term)
Abdominal Aorta Scan
Ankle and Foot Scan
Carotid Scan
Elbow and Forearm Scan
Hip and Upper Thigh Scan
Kidneys, Bladder and Prostate Scan
Kidneys, Ureters and Bladder Scan
Knee Scan
Post Menopause Pelvic Scan
Shoulder and Upper Arm Scan
Soft Tissue Lumps and Bumps Scan
Testes and Scrotum Scan
Upper Abdominal Scan
Upper Abdominal and Pelvic Scan
Well Woman Pelvic Scan
Wrist and Hand Scan
Anti-Mullerian Hormone Blood Test
Beta HCG Blood Test
Blood Group Blood Test
Bone Screen Blood Test
CA125: Ovarian Cancer Risk Blood Test
Diabetes (HbA1c) Blood Test
Follicle Stimulating Hormone Blood Test
Full Blood Count Blood Test
Hepatitis B Antibody Blood Test
Hepatitis B Antibody (HBcAb) – current infection Blood Test
Hepatitis B Antigen (HBsAg) Blood Test
Hepatitis C Antibodies Blood Test
Liver Function Blood Test
Luteinizing Hormone Blood Test
Oestradiol Blood Test
Progesterone Blood Test
Prolactin Blood Test
Rubella (IgG) Blood Test
Rubella (IgM) Blood test
Syphilis (RPR) Blood Test
Thyroglobulin Blood Test
Thyroid (Peroxidase Antibodies) Blood Test
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Blood Test
Thyroid T3 Blood Test
Thyroid T4 Blood Test
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