Prenatal Ultrasound Center - Hackensack, NJ
Hackensack Obstetrician-Gynecologist Doctors for Prenatal UltrasoundType of Physician: Obstetrician-Gynecologist What is a Obstetrician-Gynecologist? A certification by the Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology; practitioners provide medical and surgical care of the female reproductive system and associated disorders, to the extent that it distinguishes them from other physicians. This training enables them to serve as consultants to other physicians and as primary physicians for women. Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynecology Common Name: Ob/Gyn or Ob-Gyn Obstetrician-Gynecologist Doctors in Hackensack * Amerson Women Health Care  Bergen Ob/Gyn Associates  Bergen Ob/Gyn Associates  Michael D Seidner MD  Summit ObGyn LLC  Summit ObGyn LLC  Womens Health Care Group  Prospect Women's Medical Center  Womens Health Care Group  Womens Health Care Group  Womens Health Care Group  Prospect Women's Medical Center  Womens Health Care Group  Womens Health Care Group  Excelsior Women's Care PA  Womens Center for Ob/Gyn  Huseyin Copur MD  Womens Center for Ob/Gyn  Robert James Gallo MD PC  Patricia Hughes MD  Excelsior Women's Care PA  Excelsior Women's Care PA  Manuel Alvarez MD  Iraj Gafori MD  Gerardis Kopp & Schwarz MDs  Hugo D Kitzis MD  Hugo D Kitzis MD  Gerardis Kopp & Schwarz MDs  Michael Petriella MD  Hugo D Kitzis MD  Michael A Sbarra MD  Gerardis Kopp & Schwarz MDs  Gerardis Kopp & Schwarz MDs  L Pat Robinson MD  L Pat Robinson MD  David A Nunez MD  Bergenfield Womens Health  Bergenfield Womens Health  Valley Ob/Gyn Associates  Valley Ob/Gyn Associates  Valley Ob/Gyn Associates  Comprehensive Women's Care of Oradell  Fair Lawn Women's Health Group  Fair Lawn Women's Health Group  Kiran Joshi MD  Fair Lawn Women's Health Group  Fair Lawn Women's Health Group  Fair Lawn Women's Health Group  Bergen Womens Health Care LLC  Comprehensive Women's Care  Comprehensive Women's Care  Comprehensive Women's Care  Comprehensive Women's Care  Comprehensive Women's Care  Grand Ob/Gyn PA  Butler Englert Fallon & Seymour MDs  Butler Englert Fallon & Seymour MDs  Butler Englert Fallon & Seymour MDs  Englewood Ob/Gyn Associates PC  Englewood Ob/Gyn Associates PC  Englewood Ob/Gyn Associates PC  Englewood Ob/Gyn Associates PC  Englewood Ob/Gyn Associates PC  Butler Englert Fallon & Seymour MDs  Butler Englert Fallon & Seymour MDs  Jennifer Ashton MD  Ob/Gyn Associates of Englewood  Kamal Dutta MD  Ob/Gyn Associates of Englewood  Ob/Gyn Associates of Englewood  Ob/Gyn Associates of Englewood  Ob/Gyn Associates of Englewood  Barbara A Dill MD  Englewood Ob/Gyn Women's Group  Ob/Gyn Associates of Tenafly  Englewood Hospital Antepartum Testing Center  Englewood Hospital Antepartum Testing Center  Ob/Gyn Associates of Tenafly  Ob/Gyn Associates of Tenafly  Women's Ultrasound  Women's Medical Services PA  Center for Women's Health  Center for Women's Health  Lin Vikner MD  Mrudula Shukla MD  Maged Boghdady MD  Ramin Cocoziello MD  Comprehensive Womens Healthcare  Comprehensive Womens Healthcare  Tony T Huang MD  Tien-Shun Li MD  James R Lee MD  Cocoziello & Cocoziello MDs  Cocoziello & Cocoziello MDs  Leon S Rutkowski MD  Women Physicians Ob/Gyn  Yale Maternal & Fetal Medicine  Closter Medical Group  Closter Medical Group  Closter Medical Group Hackensack, New JerseyUpcoming Local Events2012-06-02
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Prenatal UltrasoundRead the Prenatal Ultrasound article » Introduction to Prenatal UltrasoundA prenatal ultrasound test uses high-frequency sound waves, inaudible to the human ear, that are transmitted through the abdomen via a device called a transducer to look at the inside of the abdomen. With prenatal ultrasound, the echoes are recorded and transformed into video or photographic images of your baby. The ultrasound can be used during pregnancy to show images of the baby, amniotic sac, placenta, and ovaries. Major anatomical abnormalities or birth defects can show up on an ultrasound. Most prenatal ultrasound procedures are performed topically, or on the surface of the skin, using a gel as a conductive medium to aid in the quality of the image. However, a transvaginal ultrasound is an alternative procedure performed using a tubular probe that is inserted into the vaginal canal. This method of ultrasound produces an image quality that is greatly enhanced, but it is not a common prenatal procedure. However, it may be used early in pregnancy to get a clearer view of the uterus or ovaries if a problem is suspected. It may also be used early in pregnancy to determine how far along you are in your pregnancy (gestational age). Is Prenatal Ultrasound Safe?Studies have shown ultrasound is not hazardous. There are no harmful side effects to you or your baby. In addition, ultrasound does not use radiation, as X-ray tests do. When Is an Ultrasound Performed During Pregnancy?An ultrasound is generally performed for all pregnant women around 20 weeks gestation. During this ultrasound, the doctor will confirm that the placenta is healthy and attached normally and that your baby is growing properly in the uterus. The baby's heartbeat and movement of its body, arms and legs can also be seen on the ultrasound. If you wish to know the gender of your baby, it can usually be determined by 20 weeks. Be sure to tell the health care provid... Recommended Reading Related to Prenatal UltrasoundPregnancy Planning Facts
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