Ultra Sound (USG): Antenatal Fetal Feet USG

Specimen Required

NONE

Fasting Required

Purpose of the Ultra Sound (USG): Antenatal Fetal Feet USG Test

Antenatal fetal feet ultrasound is performed to assess fetal development and health during pregnancy. The test can detect abnormalities in fetal development, such as clubfoot, and can also be used to assess the overall growth and health of the fetus.

When this Ultra Sound (USG): Antenatal Fetal Feet USG test is required

Antenatal fetal feet ultrasound is typically performed as part of routine prenatal care, usually between 18 and 22 weeks of gestation.

What the Ultra Sound (USG): Antenatal Fetal Feet USG Test Detects

Antenatal fetal feet ultrasound assesses the development and health of the fetus’s feet in utero. The test produces images of the feet and can detect any abnormalities or problems that may require further evaluation or treatment.

Preparation for the Ultra Sound (USG): Antenatal Fetal Feet USG Test

No special preparation is typically required for antenatal fetal feet ultrasound. The patient may be asked to drink water and have a full bladder to improve image quality.

Sample Requirements

No samples are required for this test.

Additional Notes

Antenatal fetal feet ultrasound is a safe and non-invasive procedure that does not use ionizing radiation. However, as with any medical procedure, there may be risks and complications. The patient should discuss the risks and benefits of the test with their doctor before undergoing the procedure. Additionally, the test may not be covered by insurance, and the patient should check with their insurance provider before undergoing the procedure.

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