During the growth ultrasound, we estimate the weight of the fetus and a so-called with the help of a weight percentile graph, we can follow the growth rate of the fetus and whether it falls within the normal range (10-90 percentile) or not.
During screening, we also examine the location of the fetus, the amount of amniotic fluid, the place of attachment of the placenta, degree of maturity, thickness, vital signs, and the body structure of the fetus. We perform an examination of the length of the cervix with a vaginal ultrasound to assess the risk of premature birth.

We also pay special attention to the examination of the biophysical activity of the fetus (respiratory movements, fetal movements, fetal tone) and to the monitoring of the circulation of the brain and umbilical cord, with the help of which the supply of nutrients and oxygen in the womb of the fetus and possible danger states can be recognized.

When examining the various fetal organs, it should be borne in mind that there are abnormalities (enlargement of the cerebral ventricles, microcephaly, some forms of dwarfism, dysgenesis of the corpus callosum, narrowing of the heart valves, etc.) that develop or become apparent at varying times, but mostly late. Recognizing and monitoring these disorders before birth serves the interests of the newborn, as the pediatrician can perform targeted additional tests immediately after birth.

28-32. during the weekly ultrasound screening, pregnant women can have the opportunity to watch a 5D / HD-Live / Photorealistic baby cinema (image and video recording).