For appointments Call (91)-11-71793018 or use our online form.

For Virtual Counselling, use:

For appointments
Call (91)-11-71793018 or use our online form. Click here.

For Virtual Counselling, use:

image
Online Appointment Form

Please fill in the required fields marked with an asterisk *

Patient Information
Patient's First Name: *
Patient's Last Name:  *
Email: *
Phone: *
Address:
City:
State:
Post code:
Country:
Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy):

Appointment details
Preferred Appointment Time:
 
a.m.
p.m.
Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

When would you like the appointment?
Were you referred by a physician?
YesNo
Referring Physician's Name:
Referring Physician's Phone Number:

Sender Information
Sender's First Name: *
Sender's Last Name: *
Phone Number: *
Email: *
Security(Prove your humanity):

Anomaly Certification - Sample Images

  • HomeFetal Medicine Services >  12 Week Fetal Clinic
  • 12 Week Fetal Clinic

    The current practice of a high concentration of  antenatal visits  to the obstetrician in the late third trimester implies that most complications occur toward the end of pregnancy and most adverse outcomes cannot be predicted from the first trimester. However, is this really the case? Scientific advances in the last 20 years have raised the hope that many pregnancy complications are potentially detectable from at least as early as the 12th week of gestation. It has become apparent that most major aneuploidies can be identified at 11 to 13 weeks’ gestation by a combination of maternal characteristics, ultrasound findings and biochemical testing of maternal blood.(all will  be components of the 12 week fetal  clinic )

    This  integrated hospital visit at 11 to 13 weeks combining data from maternal characteristics and history with findings of  the special blood tests and ultrasound  that we will do  will give patient-specific risk for a wide spectrum of pregnancy complications, including intellectual disability in fetus, miscarriage and fetal death, preterm delivery, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, fetal growth restriction and macrosomia.

    The new approach will adhere to the teachings of Hippocrates, that we should learn the past and research the present to predict the future

    Awareness to be created on this early check because Future research will inevitably expand the number of conditions that can be identified in early pregnancy and define genetic markers of disease that will improve the accuracy of the apriori risk based on maternal characteristics and medical history. Similarly, new biophysical and biochemical markers will be described that may replace some of the current ones and modify the value of others.

    Early identification of high-risk groups will  define the best protocol for their follow up and development of strategies for the prevention of disorders of pregnancy or their adverse consequences.

    Contact us form

    Please use the form below to send us your comments, questions or feedback. If you prefer the telephone, we've added below a list of helpful phone numbers.

    Please fill in the required fields marked with an asterisk *

    Name: *
    Email: *
    Subject: *
    Message: *
    Security(Prove your humanity):
    Patient Referral Form

    Please fill in the required fields marked with an asterisk *

    Patient Information
    Patient's First Name: *
    Patient's Last Name: *
    Phone Number: *
    Email: *
    Sender Information
    Sender's First Name: *
    Sender's Last Name: *
    Phone Number: *
    Email: *
    Security:
    © 2024 Apollo Centre for Fetal Medicine. | All Rights Reserved
    Credits: Grey Coconut Designs Pvt. Ltd.