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Cervical Length Scan

Cervical Length Scan

Cervical Length Scan

£85.00

Elite Community Ultrasound (ECU) is delighted to offer this Cervical Length scan for all pregnant women who are 16 years or above and in pregnancy between 16weeks and 37weeks.

What is a cervical length scan? This scan is to measure the length/size of the cervix (the neck of the womb) from its internal os (internal opening) to the external os (external opening that connects to vagina). Cervical length can become shorter too early in pregnancy, which increases the risk of premature labour and a premature birth.

What is preterm labour? If a woman goes into labour before she’s 37 weeks pregnant, it’s referred to as preterm labour or premature labour. The earlier premature birth occurs, the more serious the baby’s health risks.

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Elite Community Ultrasound (ECU) is delighted to offer this Cervical Length scan for all pregnant women who are 16 years or above and in pregnancy between 16weeks and 37weeks.

What is a cervical length scan? This scan is to measure the length/size of the cervix (the neck of the womb) from its internal os (internal opening) to the external os (external opening that connects to vagina). Cervical length can become shorter too early in pregnancy, which increases the risk of premature labour and a premature birth.

What is preterm labour? If a woman goes into labour before she’s 37 weeks pregnant, it’s referred to as preterm labour or premature labour. The earlier premature birth occurs, the more serious the baby’s health risks.

This scan includes:

A detailed written report and related printed images.
A free look at your little one in 4D if you ask for it!
A free expert opinion on the gender of your unborn child using an ultrasound if requested!
Option for upgrading to “Gender Reveal Secret Celebration” and “4D/5D Baby Scans” Packages (if you are in pregnancy between 24weeks and 32weeks).

Our Cervical Length scan is a safe, painless, and radiation-free medical imaging to check:

The length of cervix in pregnancy between 16weeks and 37weeks.
Fetal wellbeing by showing your unborn baby’s heartbeat and movements.
Estimated baby’s weight and measurements of Head, Abdomen & Thigh bone (femur).
Placental location.
Amniotic fluid status.
Reassurance.

Reasons for this scan:

History of pre-term birth and suspected the risk of pre-mature delivery during the current pregnancy.
Recommended by your healthcare professional such as specialist doctor (obstetrician), GP or midwife.

For more information regarding this scan please read the under-mentioned FAQs.