Fetal Neurosonogram

A fetal neurosonogram is a specialized ultrasound designed to assess the brain and nervous system of the developing fetus. This examination is critical for identifying potential neurological conditions and ensuring the healthy development of your baby’s brain.

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Why Choose Dr. Jyoti for Fetal Neurosonogram?

With her extensive expertise in maternal-fetal medicine, Dr. Jyoti Gupta provides thorough fetal neurosonograms, ensuring that any potential issues are detected early. Her compassionate approach helps parents feel supported throughout the process.

Whether you are referred for this examination due to risk factors or as part of routine monitoring, Dr. Jyoti is here to guide you every step of the way.

Fetal Neurosonogram: Monitoring Your Baby's Brain Health

A fetal neurosonogram is an important diagnostic tool for expectant parents, enabling a detailed evaluation of the fetal brain. Dr. Jyoti Gupta specializes in conducting these assessments, ensuring you receive the highest level of care.

What is Fetal Neurosonogram?

A fetal neurosonogram is a detailed ultrasound examination focused on the fetal brain and nervous system, typically performed between 18 and 24 weeks of pregnancy. It helps identify any abnormalities or conditions that may affect neurological development.

What to Expect During Your Fetal Neurosonogram Appointment

  • Detailed Imaging: Dr. Jyoti will utilize advanced ultrasound technology to capture comprehensive images of your baby’s brain             and nervous system for thorough evaluation.
  • Assessment of Brain Structure: The examination focuses on key areas of the brain, including the ventricles, cortex, and                      cerebellum, to identify any structural abnormalities.
  • Follow-Up Recommendations: Based on the results, Dr. Jyoti will provide guidance on any necessary follow-up care or referrals        to specialists if concerns are identified.
  • Emotional Support: Throughout the appointment, you will receive compassionate support and clear explanations, helping you           understand the findings and what they mean for your pregnancy.