Pregnancy scans in Murcia: our services

If you are thinking of becoming a mother, this consultation is a space to prepare for that moment with information, confidence and personalised care.

We review your health, your medical history and any medication you take, to identify anything worth looking after before pregnancy. We advise you on lifestyle, supplements and vaccination, and assess whether you need any further examination or tests. We will also talk about your menstrual cycle and trying to conceive, addressing your questions and your circumstances.

A first step towards looking after yourself, being listened to and being supported in what lies ahead.

The first weeks are full of excitement and questions. This scan lets us confirm where the pregnancy has implanted, identify the number of embryos and assess their heartbeat and early development. It also helps establish the weeks of gestation and the estimated due date.

We explain the images and findings clearly, answer your questions and guide you on the next steps of your follow-up care.

The scan is performed abdominally or vaginally, depending on how many weeks pregnant you are and the quality of the images. When conditions allow, it is complemented with 3D and 4D technology, to give you an additional view of this first encounter.

At these weeks it is already possible to begin examining your baby's anatomy. We assess the head, trunk, abdomen and limbs, together with the heart activity and size, paying attention to the structures that can be studied at this stage.

This first assessment makes it possible to identify some abnormalities early and guide the care of your pregnancy. We explain what we see, what it means and what the next steps are, with time to answer your questions.

When viewing conditions allow, we complete the scan with 3D and 4D images, so that you can see your baby's shape and movements and share this first glimpse of their development.

This scan offers an early assessment of the baby's anatomy. We examine the brain, face, spine, heart, abdomen and limbs, within what is possible at this stage. Its purpose is to identify possible abnormalities early and guide follow-up.

When conditions allow, 3D and 4D images are added to complement the anatomy scan and to show your baby's features and movements.

The anomaly scan is one of the most important examinations of pregnancy. It allows us to study your baby's anatomy in detail, identify possible abnormalities and plan any follow-up.

We examine the brain, spine, heart, face, abdominal organs and limbs. We also assess growth, the position of the placenta and the amount of amniotic fluid.

The examination includes a Doppler study of the uterine arteries, which provides information about blood flow to the placenta and helps assess the risk of pre-eclampsia.

We explain the images and results clearly, taking the time to answer your questions. If anything is found, we explain what it means and the next steps.

When viewing conditions allow, we complete the study with 3D and 4D images, so that you can see your baby's features, expressions and movements.

In the final stretch of pregnancy, this scan lets us assess how your baby is growing and gather information about their wellbeing. We study growth and estimated weight, review the anatomy visible at this stage, and assess movements, position, the placenta and the amniotic fluid.

Includes a Doppler study of the maternal-fetal circulation, which helps assess how the placenta is working and identify changes that may need closer monitoring.

We explain the results and what they mean for monitoring your pregnancy, with time to answer your questions and support you through this stage.

When viewing conditions allow, we complete the scan with 3D and 4D images, so that you can discover your baby's features, expressions and movements before birth.

Using a vaginal ultrasound scan, we measure the length of the cervix, the structure that stays closed during pregnancy and changes as labour approaches. Detecting shortening earlier than expected helps to identify a higher risk of premature birth and to consider the most suitable measures for each patient.

This assessment can provide useful information even in your first pregnancy or if previous ones were uncomplicated. Your history and the features of your pregnancy help us interpret the result and personalise your follow-up.

The examination is brief. We explain the result to you alongside your medical history and, if necessary, set up a personalised follow-up plan.

This scan allows us to check the length of the cervix and monitor how it changes when follow-up has been recommended. The frequency of check-ups and our recommendations are tailored to each pregnancy.

Includes a scan to check your baby's wellbeing and an assessment of the obstetric conditions, so we can advise you on the next steps, taking into account how your pregnancy is progressing and your preferences.

If the conditions are right and you wish to, we can carry out a membrane sweep (the Hamilton manoeuvre), which may help labour to start by releasing substances the body produces naturally.

A space to listen to you, answer your questions and think together about how to move forward. You decide, with full information and without any rush.