You could have your first ultrasound between 6 and 10 weeks, or you may need to wait to see your baby until your mid-pregnancy anatomy ultrasound. Large studies have found no evidence that ...

(This would be seen at your anatomy ultrasound when you're about 20 weeks pregnant.) If the placenta sits over the cervix (or is low-lying), there's an increased chance of bleeding complications ...

Ultrasound is an essential tool for evaluating your baby during pregnancy. Find out which factors you and your doctor should consider to help decide when (or if) you should get one.

Appropriately-timed and suitably-performed scans are crucial for improving pregnancy outcomes and early intervention strategies.

The ultrasound tech squirts gel on her belly, the expectant mom looks at the beating heart on the flickering screen, and a dozen friends and family members huddle in for a closer look -- drinks in ...

In women with TRAb at least 2- to 3-fold the normal level, and women treated with antithyroid drugs, "fetal thyroid dysfunction should be screened for during the fetal anatomy ultrasound done in ...