Purpose of the Assessment
- Accurately determining the risk of preterm labor
- Monitoring cervical competence in high-risk pregnancies
- Deciding on medical interventions like progesterone or cerclage
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A precise transvaginal ultrasound scan measuring cervical length to assess the risk of preterm birth, providing essential insights for a safer pregnancy journey and proactive medical care.
Scientific name: Cervical Length Ultrasound Assessment
A painless imaging procedure using transvaginal ultrasound to measure cervical length. It identifies women at risk of preterm labor, enabling timely preventive measures and ensuring fetal safety.
Service type
Ultrasound Imaging
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Transvaginal Ultrasound Scan
- Cervical Length Measurement
- Medical Result Report
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- Women with multiple pregnancies (twins/triplets)
- Patients with a history of preterm birth or late miscarriage
- Women who have undergone previous cervical surgeries
Importance of the Procedure
- Enables timely medical intervention to prevent early delivery
- Provides psychological peace of mind regarding pregnancy stability
- Assists the physician in creating a tailored prenatal care plan
Conditions & Notices
- Empty bladder before the procedure
- Usually performed between 18-24 weeks of pregnancy
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