Best Fetal Medicine Hospital in Bangalore

Fetal medicine is a specialty that deals with the monitoring and assessment of the growth and development of the fetus at various stages during pregnancy. It offers diagnosis and treatment of complications that may arise in unborn babies, and Fetal Medicine in Bangalore focuses on providing timely care and support for high-risk pregnancies.

It is a comprehensive service throughout pregnancy in the diagnosis and management of all fetal conditions enabling early detection and management of fetal illnesses and abnormalities that may be harmful to the fetus or the mother during the term of pregnancy or after birth. 

Our fetal medicine specialty operates to provide a holistic approach to fetal care and works in sync with the OBG division to ensure safe and healthy delivery. We conduct all kinds of specialized diagnostic and fetal screening tests necessary for monitoring the developing fetus. We offer a range of services including fetal scans and procedures, genetic services, and gynecological scans, and procedures. 

With the help of these facilities, we ensure efficient prenatal diagnosis and thus improved prognosis before and after birth. Also, a multidisciplinary approach with a team of specialists from OBG, Neonatology, Pediatric surgical specialty, Endocrinology, and others further helps us improve the prognosis.

Services offered

• First-trimester diagnosis of fetal anomalies
• Screening for chromosomal abnormalities
• Invasive prenatal diagnosis for chromosomal abnormalities and genetic syndromes
• Investigation, therapy, and management of suspected or known fetal abnormality
• Multidisciplinary assessment and management specialized in cardiology, dysmorphology/genetics, neurology, surgery, and urology
• Management of multiple pregnancies and their complications
• Diagnosis and management of small and growth-restricted fetuses and placental insufficiency
• Prediction and prevention of pre-term delivery
• Multidisciplinary investigation and management of fetal infections
• Close pregnancy monitoring in women with previous poor pregnancy outcomes