4D Ultrasound is one of the most advanced prenatal imaging technologies available today. It builds upon traditional 2D and 3D scans by adding the dimension of time, allowing you to see real-time video of your baby inside the womb. This means you can watch your baby yawn, stretch, move their hands, change facial expressions, or even respond to sounds during the scan.
Clinically, 4D ultrasound helps doctors evaluate fetal growth, organ development, and overall well-being with greater clarity. It provides enhanced visualization of the baby’s face, limbs, and internal structures, making it easier to detect any abnormalities early. For parents, it creates an emotional and memorable bonding experience by offering a clear and natural view of the baby’s features before birth.
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