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The convenience of on-site imaging
We offer our patients the convenience of ultrasound imaging right in the comfort of our About Women Ob-Gyn offices. Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to produce images of the soft tissues that are difficult to see on X-rays.
We have 3D/4D ultrasound capabilities for prenatal scans, and GYN pelvic ultrasounds for other conditions.
No radiation is needed. Prenatal ultrasounds help assess the health, development and position of the fetus during pregnancy.
Since an ultrasound provides a view of internal organs and body structures, your doctor may request an exam to evaluate the general health of the organs in the pelvic region and to identifying the origin of pelvic pain.
Prenatal ultrasound – amazingly clear images and video of your developing baby
An ultrasound during pregnancy is much more than just another medical exam. It can be a special, once-in-a-lifetime event filled with anticipation, wonder, and joy. With the 3D/4D ultrasound at About Women Ob-Gyn, you can experience that first look with amazing clarity and detail. You can take home photographic-quality hard-copy prints and DVD video to enjoy with your family for years to come. We offer these remarkably vivid images in a variety of packages and price points including color and black & white prints, still images on CD, and video on DVD.
Optional Prenatal 3D/4D Ultrasound Packages
Preparing for an Ultrasound Exam
Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to your appointment. Depending on the reason for your exam and the area of the body to be imaged, you may be given additional instructions.
Resources
Pelvic Ultrasound (RadiologyInfo)
Obstetrical Ultrasound (RadiologyInfo)