The Difference Between a 2D, 3D and 4D Ultrasound

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What difference Betwen USG 2 D/ 3D/4D
What is the difference between a 2D, 3D and 4D ultrasound?

A 2D ultrasound is a standard ultrasound in black and white.A 4D ultrasound is a color ultrasound in three dimensions showing your baby's features and movement.A 3D ultrasound is a still image of a 4D ultrasound.Are 3D and 4D fetal ultrasound services safe?3D and 4D ultrasound uses the same technology as regular ultrasound so there is no increased risk. Although ultrasound has been around for 35 years, there has never been any serious outcome from its use.

Little Bo Peep, Inc. uses top of the line 3D and 4D ultrasound equipment- the GE Voluson 730 Pro V. This will enable you to get clear face shots of your baby.When is the best time for a 4D Ultrasound?

A 4D ultrasound is best between 27 and 32 weeks. Beautiful images can be done earlier or later but we guarantee you a face view between 27 and 32 weeks or you come back for FREE.

When is the best time for a Gender verification ultrasound?

Any time between 16-34 weeks. This is a great package for someone who was unable to see what the gender of the baby was at the anatomy scan.

Who will perform my scan?

At Little Bo Peep, Inc. we only use a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer. She will be happy to answer any and all of your questions. This relaxed session is entirely for you!

What if you can't see my baby?

If your baby is uncooperative you get to come back for FREE. Sometimes babies are in the fetal position and cover their face. Sometimes babies are in the spine up position. Should this happen Little Bo Peep, Inc. will allow you to come back at no charge!

Do I need to do anything special to prepare myself for a 3D or 4D ultrasound?You just need to be under the care of an OB/GYN. We have found that fetuses are more active in mothers who eat a meal or snack before they come in. When a mother has a lot of amniotic fluid the facial features are much clearer. A way to increase the amniotic fluid is to drink plenty of water throughout the pregnancy.

CLOSED HEAD INJURY

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CLOSED HEAD INJURY
CLASSIFICATION :

Primary damage of head ct-scan

EPIDURAL HEMATOM

SUBDURAL HEMATOMA

INTRA CEREBRAL HEMATOMA

GLIDING HAEMORRHAGES

Consciousness disturbance In diffuse brain injury :

Mild concussion : LOC - transient
Cerebral concussion : LOC <6hrs>24 hrs
Severe DAI : days-weeks

PATHOMORPHOLOGY OF DAI :

Spheroids appear when coma exceeds 6 hrs
Only detectable at LM level after 24 hours
Corpus callosum & brainstem most commonly affected
Evanescent - days to weeks

INVISIBLE ON CT/MR SCAN GLIDING HAEMORRHAGES

Radiology

The Difference Between a 2D, 3D and 4D Ultrasound

CLOSED HEAD INJURY