Gynaecological services include diagnostic procedure to assess the condition of the reproductive system of women. This is performed to determine if there are any infections or diseases present in the uterus, endometrium, cervix, fallopian tubes and ovaries.

We will be able to guide you based on your family history and provide you with a better understanding of such medical tests to make an informed decision.

Preconception genetic counseling is offered to couples who are married or will likely marry within the family to discuss risks of inherited conditions and the option of genetic carrier screening tests.

Invasive procedures are procedures designed to obtain samples from the placenta (CVS), amniotic fluid (amniocentesis) and fetal blood (cordocentesis) for analysis.

Noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) involves a simple blood screening that analyzes that DNA (cell-free DNAor cfDNA) to identify baby’s risk for a number of genetic disorders, including Down syndrome.

At our center, we understand your excitement and joy as your pregnancy progresses.

This is also called a ‘fetal growth scan’ or a ’wellbeing scan’. This is usually done in the third trimester after 26 weeks of gestation.

Fetal echocardiography consists of the assessment of baby’s heart before birth. Most children have a normal heart.

This is a detailed scan done between 19 – 22 weeks, to check the structures of the baby, ensure normal growth and normal placental position.

Recent studies have shown that the length of the neck of the womb (Cervical length) might indicate the chances for going into labour prematurely.

This scan is performed usually before 11 weeks to confirm the viability of the pregnancy, which is done by seeing the heart-beat of the baby.

Also known as prenatal ultrasound, uses imaging technique to perform assessment of the fetus in the uterus throughout a woman’s pregnancy.