Tesla Fetal Care
Tesla Fetal Care gathers every scan of pregnancy under one name, from the early scan to fetal MRI.
Ultrasound and MRI use no radiation.
Scans of twins and other multiple pregnancies.
Fetal MRI when ultrasound leaves a question.
The scans of pregnancy
The early scan
- The nuchal translucency scan, at eleven to thirteen weeks.
The detailed scan
- The anomaly scan, which looks at the baby's body in detail.
The baby's well-being
- Doppler, which checks the flow of blood to the baby.
- Fetal echocardiography, an ultrasound of the baby's heart.
Special situations
- Multiple pregnancy.
- Advanced fetal scanning.
3D and 4D
- 3D and 4D fetal sonography.
When more is needed
- Fetal MRI.
- Fetal interventional procedures.
Fetal MRI
When ultrasound leaves a question, an MRI looks at the baby's brain and body in more detail. It uses no radiation. Tesla has a 3 Tesla scanner, and the team that reads it also reads children's and neuro imaging.
What to expect
Thirty minutes or more for a detailed scan. Your obstetrician will tell you which scan, and when. You can bring someone with you.
Keep reading.
Book your scan.
Ask for a time, or leave your number and we will call you.
Or call 1800 210 0108, toll-free.
Quick answers.
Are pregnancy scans safe for the baby?
Ultrasound uses no radiation, and has been used in pregnancy for decades. MRI uses none either.
Do I need a full bladder?
For some early scans, yes. The desk will tell you when you book.
Pictures not taken by the hospital: Sian Labay, Unsplash.