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Dating scan

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7-8 weeks gestation

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Uncertainty about dates, confirm viability of pregnancy. Potential for multiples if high b-HCG. Earlier date more precise with dating.

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Nuchal translucency USS

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11-13 weeks

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Nuchal: Screening for genetic conditions, chromosomal abnormalities, confirmation of viable pregnancy. Location of placenta.

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Morphology scan

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18-20 weeks

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Morphology: Fetal development and anatomy check, detection of congenital abnormalities. Location of placenta. Fluid levels

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Later scans if indicated

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An ultrasound test involves a sonographer using sound waves to create a digital picture of the fetus within the womb. Various kinds - dating scan (to identify gestation), nuchal translucency scan (identifying risk of chromosomal abnormality), morphology scan (observes baby's body and position of placenta). 

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An ultrasound test involves a sonographer using sound waves to create a digital picture of the fetus within the womb. Various kinds - dating scan (to identify gestation), nuchal translucency scan (identifying risk of chromosomal abnormality), morphology scan (observes baby's body and position of placenta). 

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Can be carried out from 6 weeks gestation, but are generally offered from 10 to 13 weeks gestation. 

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Can be carried out from 6 weeks gestation, but are generally offered from 10 to 13 weeks gestation. 

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Ultrasounds are generally conducted to provide an opportunity for the mother to see her baby, but provide an opportunity to look for: 

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Ultrasounds are generally conducted to provide an opportunity for the mother to see her baby, but provide an opportunity to look for: 

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- physical abnormalities
- identify or confirm gestation
- identify risks of chromosomal abnormality
- investigate the position of the placenta
- observing the baby's position within the womb