#fetal anomaly

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Pregnancy Doctors Near me

When you’re expecting a child, you need experts on your team to help guide you every step of the way. At High Risk Pregnancy Doctors in Frisco, Texas, Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist Violetta Lozovyy, MD, and her team provide high-quality care with a hands-on approach.

High-Risk Pregnancy Doctors practice is dedicated to the highly-accessible, patient-centered experience. The team understands that whether you are low risk, the low risk that can become a high risk, or have prior risks associated with a high risk pregnancy, you need expert care. As specialists in Maternal-Fetal Medicine, High Risk Pregnancy Doctors offer a wide range of services including extended hours for your flexibility to access the care you need.

Preparedness is essential when you’re expecting a child – make sure you have the best team behind you to help you succeed. Call High Risk Pregnancy Doctors to make an appointment or book one online today.

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With no national support or attention, Arkansas women (and a few good men) did what everyone said couldn’t be done. On July 5, organizers turned in enough signatures to qualify an amendment to restore access to abortion in Arkansas.  The amendment will restore access up to 18 weeks for any reason and thereafter has exceptions for rape, incest, fatal fetal anomaly, and life and health of the mother.  The amendment had no support from national groups like Planned Parenthood or the ACLU because it didn’t allow for abortions up to the point of viability.  However, polling showed that anything over 18 weeks simply wouldn’t pass in deep red Arkansas, and the amendment will cover 99% of abortions that do occur.

Abortion rights will be on the ballot in Arkansas, thanks to a 100% unfunded volunteer effort! Amazingly good news.

[centrelotusdiagnostic]

What is General Ultrasound Imaging?

Ultrasound imaging, also known as sonography, is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the inside of the body. It is widely used in the medical field to visualize muscles, tendons, blood vessels, and internal organs to diagnose various conditions and guide treatments. At Lotus Imaging & Diagnostic Centre in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, we offer advanced ultrasound services performed by experienced professionals to ensure accurate and reliable results.

How Does Ultrasound Imaging Work?

Ultrasound imaging employs a device called a transducer, which emits sound waves that penetrate the body. When these sound waves hit a boundary between different tissues, they bounce back and are captured by the transducer. These returning echoes are then converted into real-time images by a computer, allowing healthcare providers to see inside the body without making an incision.

Applications of General Ultrasound Imaging

1. Abdominal Ultrasound

Abdominal ultrasound is used to examine organs such as the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys. It can help diagnose conditions like gallstones, liver disease, and abdominal pain causes.

2. Pelvic Ultrasound

Pelvic ultrasound is often used to evaluate the reproductive organs in women, including the uterus and ovaries. It is commonly used in pregnancy to monitor fetal development, detect ectopic pregnancies, and diagnose conditions like ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids.

3. Thyroid Ultrasound

Thyroid ultrasound helps in assessing the thyroid gland for conditions such as goiters, nodules, and cancer. It is a crucial tool for the early detection and management of thyroid-related issues.

4. Musculoskeletal Ultrasound

This type of ultrasound is used to visualize muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints. It is particularly useful in diagnosing sports injuries, tendonitis, and joint inflammation.

5. Vascular Ultrasound

Vascular ultrasound, including Doppler studies, evaluates blood flow in the arteries and veins. It helps diagnose conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, varicose veins, and arterial blockages.

Benefits of General Ultrasound Imaging

Non-Invasive and Painless

One of the most significant advantages of ultrasound imaging is that it is non-invasive and painless. Patients can undergo the procedure without discomfort and without the need for anesthesia or recovery time.

No Radiation Exposure

Unlike other imaging techniques such as X-rays or CT scans, ultrasound does not use ionizing radiation. This makes it safer, especially for pregnant women and young children.

Real-Time Imaging

Ultrasound provides real-time imaging, which is particularly beneficial for procedures that require dynamic observation, such as guiding needle biopsies or monitoring fetal development during pregnancy.

Why Choose Lotus Imaging & Diagnostic Centre in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur?

At Lotus Imaging & Diagnostic Centre, we pride ourselves on offering state-of-the-art ultrasound imaging services. Our center in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, is equipped with the latest ultrasound technology and staffed by highly trained radiologists and technicians. Here’s why you should choose us for your ultrasound needs:

Expertise: Our team consists of experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing accurate and detailed diagnostic results.

Advanced Technology: We use cutting-edge ultrasound machines to ensure high-quality images and reliable diagnoses.

Patient-Centered Care: We prioritize patient comfort and satisfaction, ensuring a pleasant experience from start to finish.

Comprehensive Services: We offer a wide range of ultrasound services to meet the diverse needs of our patients.

Conclusion

General ultrasound imaging is a versatile and valuable diagnostic tool that plays a crucial role in modern medicine. Whether you need an abdominal scan, a pregnancy check-up, or a musculoskeletal evaluation, ultrasound provides a safe, effective, and non-invasive method for obtaining detailed images of the body’s internal structures. At Lotus Imaging & Diagnostic Centre in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, we are committed to delivering top-notch ultrasound services to help you achieve optimal health and well-being.

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5/2024 A day on my own into downtown Philadelphia on the train. Drizzly day. Adriane recommended the the Mütter Museum. An interesting place! Anatomical specimens from the past. Many anomalies. Fetuses with severe anomalies. Every anti-abortion person should visit. So many anomalies are not detected until 15-20 wks.

Who knew that Fredrick Douglas had a medical school. Amazing man!

Iron lung. We feared polio as kids. We couldn’t travel to grandma’s house because of an outbreak one summer. Who wanted to be crippled? So when the vaccines came out, we lined up to be vaccinated.

[fetalcare]

The Best Fetal Medicine Specialist in Pune

Are you an expectant parent in Pune seeking the best care for your precious bundle of joy? Fetal anomaly screening is a crucial step in ensuring the well-being of your baby and giving you peace of mind. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the process of finding the top fetal medicine specialist in Pune and obtaining the best anomaly scan for your baby.

Why Fetal Anomaly Screening Matters

Fetal anomaly screening, also known as an anomaly scan, is a pivotal prenatal test that aims to identify any potential developmental issues or abnormalities in the fetus. This non-invasive ultrasound examination is typically performed around the 20th week of pregnancy, providing valuable insights into the baby's growth and development. Early detection of anomalies can help parents make informed decisions about their baby's health and well-being.

Choosing the Best Fetal Medicine Specialist in Pune

When it comes to your baby's health, you deserve nothing but the best. Finding a reputable fetal medicine specialist in Pune is paramount. Driven by cutting-edge technology and expertise, these specialists offer unmatched care for expectant parents. Dr. Saket Thakkar have emerged as prominent figures in the field, known for their extensive experience and commitment to fetal medicine.

The Anomaly Scan Experience

During an anomaly scan, a skilled sonographer employs high-resolution ultrasound to capture detailed images of the baby's anatomy. This scan examines various structures, including the brain, spine, heart, kidneys, and limbs, to detect any potential abnormalities. The scan also assesses the amniotic fluid levels and placental position. It's a completely safe procedure that provides invaluable information about your baby's health.

Finding Peace of Mind

The primary goal of fetal anomaly screening is to provide expectant parents with reassurance and information. The scan can offer a glimpse into your baby's world before they're even born, helping you make informed decisions and prepare for any challenges that lie ahead. In cases where an anomaly is detected, the fetal medicine specialist will guide you through the available options and support you in every step of the journey.

Conclusion:

Your Baby's Health is Our Priority

In the journey of parenthood, ensuring the health and well-being of your baby starts with the right information and care. Fetal anomaly screening is a cornerstone of this journey, allowing you to make proactive choices for your baby's future. By choosing a renowned fetal medicine specialist in Pune, such as Dr. Saket Thakkar, you're taking a significant step towards safeguarding your baby's health.

At this pivotal juncture, remember that knowledge is power. Stay informed, stay prepared, and embrace the joy of welcoming your little one into the world with confidence.

For more details 

Viability Scan | First Trimester Screening

Fetal Echocardiography | Growth Scan

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Fetal anomaly scan in Dharmanagar | Barman Radiology

Are you searching for fetal anomany scan in Dharmanagar. Choose Dr Barman Radiology we offer a comprehensive ultrasound scan to check for any abnormalities in your unborn baby. Visit Today.

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Fetal Anomalies Test in UAE | Mothers and Fetuses Group

Prenatal genetic testing, sometimes referred to as prenatal diagnostic, or fetal anomalies test in UAE, is a crucial medical examination for expectant moms. This kind of testing is intended to find any possible chromosomal or genetic anomalies in the growing fetus during pregnancy. We provide the most cutting-edge and thorough fetal abnormalities testing available at Mother and Fetus Medical Group in the United Arab Emirates. Modern technology is used by our team of highly qualified medical specialists to deliver the most precise and trustworthy findings.

We provide a variety of fetal abnormalities testing methods, including amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, and non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT). Mothers who are at a higher risk of giving birth to a child with a genetic or chromosomal abnormalities, such as those who are over 35, have a family history of genetic diseases, or have experienced a previous pregnancy with one, are often advised to get these tests. At Mother and Fetus Medical Group, we recognize the value of giving mothers and their developing children the finest care possible. Our fetal abnormalities testing is a crucial tool for making sure both the mother and the unborn child are healthy and happy. Contact us right away to make an appointment and get the professional assistance and treatment you require if you are expecting a child and are worried about the health of your unborn child.

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High-Risk Pregnancy Doctors practice is dedicated to the highly-accessible, patient-centered experience. The team understands that whether you are low risk, the low risk that can become a high risk, or have prior risks associated with a high risk pregnancy, you need expert care. As specialists in Maternal-Fetal Medicine, High Risk Pregnancy Doctors offer a wide range of services including extended hours for your flexibility to access the care you need.

  https://highrisk-pregnancy.com/

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Another Chance

𓂅 𓄹 Summary: You go into labour and all you know is that you need Miguel more than ever.

𓂅 𓄹 Pairing: Miguel O’Hara x spider-woman!reader

Mentions of childbirth. Dad Miguel. Comfort. Fluff. Happy father’s day to the best of the best!

“I'M GONNA KILL MIGUEL O’HARA!”

Usually, that sort of threat would send everyone that was standing around you into an uproar. But given the extremely specific set of circumstances, they merely exchanged understanding glances, returning their attention to the task at hand.

“Jess… I’m going to kill him.”

The pain of the contractions felt too unbearable and gritting out empty threats was the only relief you could find right now.

“You have my blessing,” she nodded, giving your shoulder a reassuring squeeze. "But for now, we need to deliver the baby."

It was too early. This wasn't supposed to happen right now... not like this.

A spider-nurse approached you with a fetal heart monitor to strap around your belly. Your already accelarated heart nearly imploded at the sight, fearing what the machine might reveal.

"Jess... I can't do this..." your voice broke.

Where is he...

Where is Miguel?

Your friend glared at you with kind eyes, swipping a piece of cloth along your sweat-drenched forehead. "You can and you will."

As another contraction tore through your body, you barely managed to grab the railings of your bed with a huff of pain. The spider-nurse was done setting the monitor and was now probing your arm for a vein.

"Where is Miguel?" you managed through laboured pants. "Lyla... where is he?"

The AI's hologram appeared from the watch on your wrist, that Jess promptly removed. You gave her a confused look, but it was probably for the better.

"He should be here soon. The anomaly is—" Lyla was cut off immediately by Jess.

The heart monitor was switched on and the room went suddenly eerily too quiet, save for your gasps.

Tense seconds rolled by that felt like excrutiating hours, until the sound of a thudding heart was heard.

"Slightly accelerated heartrate going at 191 beats per minute," spider-doctor informed. "The baby might be in distress."

Panic took over. "Do something! Miguel!"

The team attending you were working relentlessly, but no consolation came. The pain was borderline unbearable and your fear for your child's life.

... and Miguel was not here.

"You need to push," one spider-nurse said.

"Push," Jess urged. "You're doing great," she added with a warm smile.

She kept trying her best to soothe and guide you through the untimely turmoil, but it wasn't until your eyes caught a flash of two sets of claws tearing through the barrier of time and space in the middle of the room that you allowed yourself to slump back into your bed.

A cry of relief broke from deep within you as a fully suited Miguel O'hara emerged through the portal, sprinting to your side. The mask vanished instantly as he framed your face with both hands.

"I'm here."

You started sobbing uncontrollably when he planted a kiss to your forehead.

"Boss, she's fully dilated," spider-doctor spoke. "We really need her to push now."

"Miguel... this wasn't..." you stammered, gritting your teeth as the crescendo of another contraction began. "Where... I—”

He hushed you and anchored you through the pain. "You have to push, okay?"

Compared to a few minutes ago, Miguel's presence was nothing short of absolute comfort. But it wasn't enough the push away the fear that had overtaken you.

Jess was still by your side, whispering encouraging words as the staff worked in between your spread legs. Your vision blurred momentarily and you felt the sudden and overwhelming urge to push.

"This is all your... fault," you seethed at Miguel.

"On that much we can agree," he said softly, his thumbs brushing away the tears that mixed with sweat down your cheeks. "Push."

Blaming him was just a quick way to ease some of the frustration. He wasn't to blame. You had both wanted this.

"I can see the head!" you heard someone announce.

Miguel offered his hand for you to grip as you pushed. "I'll break it," you warned.

"You won't."

"He deserves it," Jess said teasingly.

But Miguel was right. As strong as you were — and the strength that women in labour were capable of mustering — you wouldn't even cause a dent in him. He was strong enough for the both of you.

"What´s taking so long?" his faint voice filled your ears.

"Almost there."

Suddenly, he had cradled your face in his large hands once more, forcing your eyes to fix on his. "You can do this. I'm so proud of you," he said, pecking the tip of your nose.

The air in your lungs was suddenly forced out with a finally throat-ripping grunt.

"It's here!"

You collapsed, feeling Miguel's arm promptly offering support on your back. A screeching sound of distress reverberated through the walls.

"It's a girl," one spider-nurse informed.

Even through your hazy eyes you were able to see Miguel's face, eyes transfixed on the little squirming baby that was being placed on your chest.

She was crying her heart out as someone who has been ripped from all the comfort and security a place could offer.

But now she had you and Miguel.

"She takes after you," you teased with a faint smile. "Already being so dramatic."

He chuckled, eyes permanently glued to the wailing baby. "I'm not dramatic. Just intense."

"Yes. Intensely dramatic.”

Miguel fell silent as he stroked a finger along the back of one soft tiny hand, miniscule fingers wrapping around it reflexively. The cries stopped abruptly.

His face softened and you wondered if he was about to tear up. He had longed for this for such a long time.

"Miguel?" Jessica said, covering your child with a towel.

He seemed too lost in his own thoughts, glaring at his daughter in a way that overwhelmed you. Like it was meant to be.

"I'll be going now," she said, offering you both a warm smile before leaving.

Suddenly, you realised Miguel was inspecting each limb with utmost attention. "What are you doing?"

He cleared his throat, placing a tiny hand on the palm of his. "Oh... uh... just counting how many fingers and toes she has."

"All five?" you offered with a chuckle.

"All five."

"No talons?"

He glared at you as if taken aback, then smiled. "Maybe one day."

"Do you think she'll have your fangs?"

"Oh, I hope not," he said, slowly checking the baby's bare gums. "That would be painful."

You then allowed yourself to take in the sight of your now relaxed daughter that lay on top of you. The wispy beginnings of hair that covered the top of her head were dark. Babies don't tend to resemble either parent when they're born - or so Miguel had once told you - and you couldn't wait to find out.

"What if... she doesn't like me?" he whispered, caressing a puffy cheek.

You almost chuckled, but he was dead serious. "She'll love you."

He leaned to place a kiss to your temple. "Thank you."

"For what?" you asked, feeling your heart bursting with absolute adoration for him.

"For giving me another chance at being a father."

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[secularprolifeconspectus]

Unpopular opinion: people with anencephaly ought to be born & loved for as long as possible. They deserve palliative care, not murder in the womb. Abortion is not euthanasia.

This little girl is not in agony. She coos and smiles at her mother's touch. She is loved. She wouldn't have known any of that love had she been violently stabbed with a lethal injection and born dead. According to her mom on YouTube she lived for 3 weeks and her family cherished her.

When I say later abortion is not euthanasia, I mean: the children are killed without general anesthesia. We wouldn't even kill a horse or someone on death row this way. Later abortion, even for medical reasons, is horrific violence. The babies are stabbed with an overdose of digoxin or lidocaine. They may be exsanguinated or dismembered alive.

If you want your disabled child to live with dignity and die humanely, with the least suffering possible, then do not abort them. Love them. You will suffer less in the long run knowing you protected them, that you did not pay for their brutal murder.

And for the record, you still have to go through labor when you get a later abortion for fetal anomaly. Unless, of course, you get your child ripped out piece by piece in mangled shreds. The chances of uterine perforation and sepsis from this are extreme.

Disabled children are not "choices". Perinatal hospice is ethical. Murder is not.

Learn more about anencephaly.

For anyone feeling pressured to terminate for medical reasons, I highly recommend

carryingtoterm.org

perinatalhospice.org

benotafraid.net

stringofpearlsonline.org

nowilaymedowntosleep.org

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USA Abortion Bans Without Exceptions for Fatal Fetal Anomalies

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Life oversharing with yall :)

CW: pregnancy loss, abortion, grief

I’m married to the love of my life and we want to have a baby together. At 30, I went off birth control and I got pregnant four months later and was thrilled. I found out about a severe fetal anomaly at 12 weeks after regular testing and decided to get a termination. I had to go to another part of the country due to laws in my state. I got pregnant again five months later and was thrilled again. I carried her for five months and found out at the 20 week anatomy scan about a severe and fatal heart defect. I confirmed this diagnosis at a fetal cardiology specialist and decided for her sake to terminate. Had to go to another part of the country again. The issues from the first and second pregnancy are unrelated. We got extensive genetic testing both times and the results said there is no indication either of our genetics caused these anomalies. We are both healthy people and our genetic counselor called it, and I quote, “shitty luck.” That’s where I’m at. I have grieved two children in a year and a half and honestly the second one was hardest because I carried her for 20 weeks not knowing anything was wrong. I was so, so in love with the idea of my daughter. I was able to obtain her ashes which was a surprising comfort to me. I want more than anything to have a baby. I was always a strong supporter of abortion but obviously my situation has made me even more enlightened. I would have liked to have had MY doctors perform the terminations and have grieved them in my own bed instead of a hotel bed. But it is what it is. I am fortunate enough to have the money and resources (and a supportive partner) to avoid even more pain and grief, especially the pain of my children. Not everyone is so lucky. I am going to try again, and it will likely be my last attempt. I hope to hell I get a child out of it. If not, I will reevaluate my future. I am trying to be fearless.