Anomaly Scan – Detailed ultrasound examination of pregnancy

Anomaly Scan (detailed morphological ultrasound examination of the fetus) at Polyclinic Drinković is a key pregnancy examination that systematically analyzes the development and anatomy of the fetus, most often between the 18th and 22nd week of pregnancy.

What is an Anomaly Scan?

Anomaly Scan is a high-resolution ultrasound examination used to assess:

• the development of the brain and spine
• the structure of the face
• the heart and major blood vessels
• the lungs and diaphragm
• the kidneys, bladder, and abdomen
• the limbs (arms, legs, hands, feet)
• the placenta, amniotic fluid, and umbilical cord

The goal of the examination is the early detection of possible congenital anomalies and confirmation of proper fetal growth and development.

When is an Anomaly Scan performed?

The examination is routinely recommended:

• between the 18th and 22nd week of pregnancy
• for all pregnant women, regardless of age
• especially important in high-risk pregnancies, positive family history, or abnormalities on earlier examinations

What does the examination look like?

• the examination is painless and completely safe for both mother and child
• it lasts about 30–45 minutes
• it is performed in detail and systematically, with expert interpretation of the findings
• if necessary, Color Doppler is used to assess circulation

Advantages of Anomaly Scan at Polyclinic Drinković

• modern high-resolution ultrasound devices
• experienced physicians in prenatal diagnostics
• sufficient time for a detailed examination
• an individual approach and clear explanation of findings
• a pleasant and professional environment

Why is an Anomaly Scan extremely important?

Anomaly Scan enables timely recognition of developmental abnormalities, planning of further evaluation or monitoring, and provides parents with security and peace of mind when the findings are normal.

Entrust your health to the experts at Polyclinic Drinković. To book examinations and obtain additional information, visit our website or contact us by phone at 099 4672 922.