Important pregnancy ultrasounds at weeks 11, 18, and 28 to 36

Pregnancy ultrasounds are not just for seeing your little face, they play an important role in monitoring fetal development, maternal health, detecting abnormalities, and ensuring the normal course of pregnancy
Timely ultrasounds mean more peace of mind for the mother and greater health for the fetus

Important pregnancy ultrasounds
Ultrasounds play an important role in assessing the health of the mother and fetus during pregnancy.

Weeks 11 to 13 to 19
First trimester NT screening ultrasound
Checking gestational age and fetal development
Measurement of NT nuchal translucency
Screening for some chromosomal abnormalities
Checking the number of fetuses and placental location

Weeks 18 to 22
Anatomical Anomaly Ultrasound
Complete examination of the fetal body structures
Examination of the brain, heart, spine, limbs and face
Diagnosis of congenital anomalies
Examination of the placenta, amniotic fluid and fetal development

Weeks 28 to 32
Third trimester fetal growth ultrasound
Fetal growth and weight assessment
Amniotic fluid level assessment
Placental and blood flow assessment if needed
Fetal position

Week 36 and beyond
End of pregnancy ultrasounds
Estimated fetal weight and growth
Evaluation of fetal position
Evaluation of placenta, amniotic fluid, and fetal well-being
Better planning for the timing and manner of delivery

Important note : The number and timing of ultrasounds may change depending on your condition and your doctor’s opinion.