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This test is carried out to obtain precise anatomical data regarding the baby's growth. The baby's organs, including the brain, heart, and other bodily parts, are the radiologist's main focus. It is a very important test to determine whether the fetus has any congenital defects and to gauge its growth and well-being.
An ordinary ultrasound is comparable to a level II ultrasound. The benefit is that your physician will receive more thorough information. Your baby's brain, heart, or other organs can be the focus of your doctor's attention.
You might have to have a full bladder before the test for a clearer result.
Similar to a standard abdominal ultrasound, a level II ultrasound. A technician will have you lie down and apply a special gel on your belly. This will facilitate sound wave transmission. The technician will next adjust a probe while holding it against your tummy in order to take an image.
There are no adverse effects related to this test.
