3D/4D Ultrasound

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Ultrasound Services at ANH

At ANH, we offer advanced 3D/4D ultrasound services utilising high-resolution imaging and AI-assisted systems to ensure diagnostic accuracy and patient comfort.

As a trusted centre for ultrasound in Chandigarh, we offer pregnancy ultrasound scan performed by experienced fetal medicine specialists, ensuring clarity, safety, and confidence at every stage of pregnancy.

Our services include routine and specialised scans, along with advanced 4D imaging, designed to support both clinical diagnosis and emotional reassurance for expecting parents.

Pregnancy Ultrasound Timeline

Monitoring your pregnancy with timely scans ensures both your health and your baby’s well-being.

Each scan is designed to monitor the healthy development of your baby, detect any potential concerns early on, and guide you through a safe pregnancy journey. You should do the following scans on time.

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What to do when and why ?

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Week 4–5: Early Pregnancy Scan

A Week 4 ultrasound is recommended in selected cases to confirm the location of pregnancy and rule out ectopic implantation.

Week 4–5: Early Pregnancy Scan

A Week 4 ultrasound is recommended in selected cases to confirm the location of pregnancy and rule out ectopic implantation.

Checks:
  • Location of the gestational sac
  • Early pregnancy confirmation
Why it matters:

Ensures pregnancy is developing in the uterus and guides further monitoring.

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Week 6–7: Viability Scan

A 6-week 3D ultrasound or 7-weeks pregnant 3D ultrasound may be

advised in specific cases to confirm fetal heartbeat and early development.

Week 6–7: Viability Scan

A 6-week 3D ultrasound or 7-weeks pregnant 3D ultrasound may be advised in specific cases to confirm fetal heartbeat and early development.

Checks:
  • Fetal heartbeat
  • Viability of pregnancy
  • Accurate dating
Why it matters:

Confirms a healthy early pregnancy and supports accurate due date estimation.

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Week 11–14: NT Scan

The NT scan in pregnancy (Nuchal Translucency scan) is an early screening ultrasound to assess the risk of chromosomal abnormalities

Week 11–14: NT Scan

The NT scan in pregnancy (Nuchal Translucency scan) is an early screening ultrasound to assess the risk of chromosomal abnormalities.

Checks:
  • Thickness behind the baby’s neck
  • Nasal bone
  • Early fetal anatomy
Why it matters:

Helps in early risk assessment for genetic conditions and guides further prenatal testing.

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Week 18–22: Level 2 Anomaly Scan

The level 2 ultrasound scan is a detailed fetal assessment to evaluate structural development and detect congenital abnormalities.

Week 18–22: Level 2 Anomaly Scan

The level 2 ultrasound scan is a detailed fetal assessment to evaluate structural development and detect congenital abnormalities.

Checks:
  • Brain, spine, heart, kidneys, limbs
  • Facial and skeletal structures
  • Placenta and amniotic fluid
Why it matters:

This is one of the most important pregnancy scans for assessing overall fetal health.

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Week 20–26: 3D / 4D Ultrasound

At ANH, advanced 3D and 4D pregnancy ultrasound services are offered during this stage to enhance visualisation and diagnostic clarity.

p>Week 20–26: 3D / 4D Ultrasound

At ANH, advanced 3D and 4D pregnancy ultrasound services are offered during this stage to enhance visualisation and diagnostic clarity. A 3D scan provides lifelike still images of the baby, and a 4D scan during pregnancy adds real-time motion observation of the baby’s movements, expressions, and activity.

Why it matters:

Supports structural evaluation, parental bonding, and clinical reassurance.

Gender 20-week ultrasound 4D: Gender disclosure is strictly prohibited under legal and ethical guidelines and PCPNDT regulations.

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Week 28–36: Growth Scan & Doppler

A growth scan in pregnancy monitors fetal growth and well-being during the third trimester, often combined with Doppler assessment.

Week 28–36: Growth Scan & Doppler

A growth scan in pregnancy monitors fetal growth and well-being during the third trimester, often combined with Doppler assessment.

Checks:
  • Baby’s weight and growth pattern
  • Blood flow between the mother, the placenta, and the baby
  • Placental function
Why it matters:

Ensures the baby is growing normally and helps identify late-pregnancy complications.

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Biophysical profile - After 28 weeks as required

A Biophysical Profile (BPP) is an advanced test that is performed after 28 weeks of pregnancy to evaluate the overall well-being of your baby...

Biophysical Profile - After 28 weeks as required

A Biophysical Profile (BPP) is an advanced test that is performed after 28 weeks of pregnancy to evaluate the overall well-being of your baby. It combines an ultrasound scan with a non-stress test (NST) to monitor both physical activity and oxygen supply.

This scan aims to establish:

  • Fetal Breathing Movements: Checks if the baby is practicing breathing inside the womb.
  • Fetal Body Movements & Muscle Tone: Observes the baby’s movements, stretching, and activity levels.
  • Amniotic Fluid Volume: Measures fluid levels, ensuring the baby has a safe environment for growth.
  • Heart Rate Monitoring: Evaluates the heart rate of the baby and checks the response to movements.
  • Overall Well-being: Detects signs of fetal distress and helps doctors decide if early delivery may be required.

Other available pregnancy scans

These specialised tests are recommended only when medically indicated or in high-risk pregnancies. They support advanced prenatal diagnosis and guide clinical decision-making.

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Early Level II Scan (Around 16 Weeks)

Recommended when early screening suggests increased risk. This scan provides an early, detailed structural evaluation of the fetus.

Early Level II Scan (Around 16 Weeks)

The Early Level II Scan is a specialised fetal ultrasound performed around 16 weeks of pregnancy, primarily recommended for pregnancies identified as high risk during early screening. This scan allows doctors to evaluate the baby’s anatomy earlier than the routine anomaly scan and helps in identifying major structural abnormalities at an early stage.

When is an Early Level II Scan Recommended?

This scan is usually advised when:

  • NT scan or dual marker results indicate increased risk
  • There is a family history of genetic or congenital conditions
  • The mother has medical conditions affecting pregnancy
  • There is a history of pregnancy complications
  • Advanced maternal age is a factor
What Does the Scan Evaluate?
  • Brain and spinal development
  • Heart structure and major vessels
  • Limbs and skeletal formation
  • Abdominal organs
  • Facial structures
  • Amniotic fluid and placenta
Why is This Scan Important?

Detecting abnormalities at an early stage allows:

  • Better pregnancy monitoring
  • Timely referral to specialists
  • Informed medical decisions
  • Psychological preparedness for parents
How is the Scan Performed at ANH?

At ANH, the Early Level II Scan is performed using:

  • High-resolution ultrasound systems
  • AI-assisted imaging acquisition
  • Expert fetal medicine interpretation
  • Strict ethical and safety protocols

Every scan is conducted with a strong focus on accuracy, comfort, and patient counselling.

Is This Scan Routine?

No. This is not a routine pregnancy scan and is only recommended when clinically indicated by your doctor.

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Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) – 12 to 14 Weeks

A diagnostic test used for the early detection of genetic and chromosomal conditions in selected pregnancies.

Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) Test

A diagnostic test used for the early detection of genetic and chromosomal conditions in selected pregnancies.

Explore CVS Test

Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) is an invasive prenatal diagnostic test performed between 12 and 14 weeks of pregnancy to detect specific genetic and chromosomal abnormalities. This test is recommended only in selected or high-risk pregnancies when early confirmation of fetal genetic health is required.

When is CVS Recommended?

CVS may be advised when:

  • An NT scan or dual marker test indicates increased genetic risk
  • There is a known family history of genetic disorders
  • The previous pregnancy had chromosomal abnormalities
  • The mother is of advanced maternal age
  • Non-invasive screening suggests possible abnormalities
What Does CVS Detect?
  • Chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome
  • Genetic disorders inherited from parents
  • Certain rare metabolic or inherited conditions

Unlike screening tests, CVS provides a definitive diagnosis, not just risk assessment.

How is CVS Performed?

The procedure involves collecting a small sample of placental tissue (chorionic villi) under continuous ultrasound guidance.

At ANH, CVS is performed with:

  • Advanced ultrasound imaging
  • Expert fetal medicine specialists
  • Strict safety and sterility protocols
  • Careful post-procedure monitoring
Is CVS Safe?

CVS is generally safe when performed by experienced specialists. However, being an invasive test, it carries a small risk, which is thoroughly discussed with parents before proceeding.

CVS vs Other Prenatal Tests
  • Provides early diagnosis between 12–14 weeks
  • Unlike NIPT or marker tests, CVS confirms genetic conditions
  • Recommended only when medically indicated

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Amniocentesis – Around 16 Weeks

An invasive prenatal diagnostic test is performed under ultrasound guidance to confirm genetic conditions when required.

Amniocentesis – Around 16 Weeks

An invasive prenatal diagnostic test performed under ultrasound guidance to confirm genetic conditions when required.

Learn About Amniocentesis

Amniocentesis is an invasive prenatal diagnostic test usually performed around 16 weeks of pregnancy to confirm genetic and chromosomal conditions when screening tests indicate an increased risk. It is a confirmatory test and is recommended only when medically necessary.

When is Amniocentesis Recommended?

Amniocentesis may be advised when:

  • An NT scan or a Level 2 ultrasound scan shows abnormalities
  • Dual or triple marker tests indicate high genetic risk
  • NIPT suggests possible chromosomal disorders
  • There is a family history of genetic conditions
  • The mother is of advanced maternal age
What Does Amniocentesis Detect?
  • Chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome
  • Neural tube defects
  • Certain inherited genetic disorders
  • Fetal infections in selected cases
How is Amniocentesis Performed?

The procedure involves withdrawing a small amount of amniotic fluid using a fine needle under continuous ultrasound guidance.

At ANH, the test is performed using:

  • High-resolution ultrasound systems
  • AI-assisted imaging support
  • Experienced fetal medicine specialists
  • Strict infection control and safety protocols
Is Amniocentesis Safe?

Amniocentesis is generally safe when performed by trained specialists. However, as it is invasive, it carries a small risk, which is carefully explained and discussed with parents before proceeding.

Amniocentesis vs Other Prenatal Tests
  • Provides a confirmed diagnosis
  • Unlike NIPT or marker tests, it does not estimate risk—it confirms conditions
  • Recommended only when clinically indicated

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NIPT – After 12 Weeks

A non-invasive blood test that assesses the risk of common chromosomal abnormalities without posing any risk to the baby.

NIPT – After 12 Weeks

A non-invasive blood test that assesses the risk of common chromosomal abnormalities without posing any risk to the baby.

Check NIPT Test

Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) is a safe and advanced blood test performed after 12 weeks of pregnancy to assess the risk of common chromosomal abnormalities in the baby. It analyses fetal DNA circulating in the mother’s blood and does not pose any risk to the fetus.

When is NIPT Recommended?

NIPT may be advised when:

  • Early screening tests indicate an increased risk
  • The mother is of advanced maternal age
  • There is a history of chromosomal abnormalities
  • Parents seek higher accuracy, non-invasive screening
  • NT scan or dual marker results are borderline
What Does NIPT Detect?
  • Down syndrome (Trisomy 21)
  • Trisomy 18 and Trisomy 13
  • Sex chromosome abnormalities
  • Selected genetic conditions (as per test type)
How is NIPT Performed?

NIPT requires a simple blood sample from the mother.

At ANH, NIPT is conducted with:

  • Accredited laboratory processing
  • Strict quality control
  • Clear reporting and interpretation
  • Pre-test and post-test counselling support

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Why Expectant Parents Choose ANH

  • Advanced Imaging with AI Support: We use AI-assisted ultrasound systems to enhance image clarity and improve diagnostic confidence.
  • Specialised Fetal Medicine Expertise: All pregnancy scans are performed and reviewed by experienced fetal imaging specialists.
  • Ethical & Safety-First Approach: We follow strict medical protocols and PCPNDT compliance, ensuring safe, responsible scanning.
  • Trusted Centre in Chandigarh: Known for accurate reporting, transparent practices, and compassionate patient care.

Book Your Ultrasound Scan

If you are looking for a reliable 3D/4D ultrasound in Chandigarh and compassionate care, ANH is here to guide you every step of the way.

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Why Choose Anh

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Advanced Imaging with Expert Care

Experienced fetal medicine specialists perform and review every pregnancy scan using AI-assisted ultrasound for clear imaging.

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Trusted Centre in Chandigarh

Known for accurate reporting, transparent practices, and compassionate patient care.

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Ethical & Safety-First Approach

We follow strict medical protocols and PCPNDT compliance, ensuring safe, responsible scanning.

Book Your Ultrasound Scan

If you are looking for a reliable 3D/4D ultrasound in Chandigarh and compassionate care, ANH is here to guide you every step of the way.

Book your ultrasound scan today and take a confident step in your pregnancy journey