An anatomy scan, typically performed around the 20-week mark, provides a detailed assessment of the baby's development, including measurements of limbs and internal organs. The scan takes one day to complete, although report timelines may vary by medical facility. For comprehensive information regarding the scan's procedures and measurements, consultation with a sonographer is recommended.

1. HOW LONG DOES ANATOMY SCAN TAKE?
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Baby's size
Face
Brain
Kidneys and bladder
Heart:
Spine
WHAT IS AN ANATOMY SCAN
Around the 20-week mark, you'll be booked
for an ultrasound to take a detailed look at
your baby to verify they're developing well
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
Your baby will receive a thorough examination from
your sonographer, or ultrasound technician, who will
count their limbs and look at their internal organs.
WHAT IT IS
HOW IS SCAN PERFORMED?
WHAT IS MEASURED THROUGH THE PROCESS
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HOW LONG IT TAKES
The anatomy scan will
take one day to complete,
and the reports from the
various medical facilities
may differ.
FOR DETAIL KNOWLEADGE VISIT:
The anatomy scan will take one day to complete, and
the reports from the various medical facilities may
differ.
Following are the fundamentals of what your sonographer
will measure and document throughout the ultrasound: