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Fetal Medicine
Fetal Medicine

Advanced Fetal Medicine for Early Detection & Safer Pregnancies

Precision screening, timely diagnosis, and multidisciplinary care before birth.

Fetal medicine is a specialised branch of modern healthcare focused on identifying, monitoring, and managing conditions that may affect a baby before birth. At Motherland Hospital, our Fetal Medicine Department enables early detection of structural, genetic, and chromosomal abnormalities, allowing families and doctors to plan the safest course ahead. Through advanced screening, diagnostic techniques, and coordinated prenatal care, we empower expecting parents with clarity, informed choices, and confidence. Working closely with obstetricians, neonatologists, pediatric surgeons, and genetic experts.

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Ultrasound-Based Screening
Ultrasound-Based Screening

Ultrasound remains the primary and most effective screening method for detecting fetal structural abnormalities. Markers such as Nuchal Translucency, when combined with other parameters, provide valuable insight into chromosomal risks including Down syndrome.

Biochemical & Non-Invasive Testing
Biochemical & Non-Invasive Testing

Blood-based screening tests, when added to ultrasound findings, significantly improve diagnostic accuracy. NIPT / NIFTY is a highly sensitive screening test that analyses fetal DNA from the mother’s blood, offering excellent detection rates for chromosomal conditions without increasing miscarriage risk.

Invasive Diagnostic Procedures
Invasive Diagnostic Procedures

For definitive diagnosis, invasive tests such as amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, and fetal blood sampling may be recommended. These procedures are performed under ultrasound guidance with strict safety protocols to ensure accuracy and minimise risk.

Selective Fetal Reduction
Selective Fetal Reduction

In higher-order multiple pregnancies, selective fetal reduction may be advised to reduce risks to both mother and remaining fetuses. This procedure helps improve pregnancy outcomes by carefully managing complex gestations.

Team of Fetal Medicine Specialists

Compassionate care backed by medical excellence.

Dr. Jyoti Gupta
Dr. Jyoti Gupta
MBBS, DGO, DNB, FNB

Fetal Medicine Specialist

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Frequently Asked Questions

Women with high-risk pregnancies, abnormal scans, or previous pregnancy complications should consult early for detailed assessment and guidance.

It is a detailed ultrasound done around 18–22 weeks to evaluate fetal organs, growth, and structural development.

NIPT is a blood test that screens for chromosomal conditions using fetal DNA from the mother’s blood with high accuracy.

When performed by experts under ultrasound guidance, these tests are safe and provide definitive diagnostic information.

Some conditions can be monitored or managed during pregnancy, while others require planned delivery and postnatal care.

Yes, it helps decide the safest timing, mode of delivery, and neonatal support when complications are detected.
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