Early screening to assess risk for chromosomal conditions and structural anomalies.

A thorough ultrasound to examine fetal organs and structures as well as maternal structures.

A specialized ultrasound to assess fetal size, amniotic fluid, placental position and well-being if clinically indicated.

Advanced visualization of fetal features in real-time for added clarity and connection.

A specialized ultrasound to assess fetal heart structure and function.

Evaluation of blood flow in the umbilical cord and additional fetal vessels to assess fetal well-being in complicated pregnancies.

Internal imaging to evaluate cervical length or structure, surrounding pelvic organs and placental location.

For some pregnancy conditions it is recommended that the fetal well-being be monitored closely in the third trimester using ultrasound and fetal heart rate tracings.

• Biophysical Profile (BPP)

  • A third-trimester ultrasound that assesses fetal movement, muscle tone, breathing motions, and amniotic fluid levels to monitor current fetal health.

  • Non-Stress Test (NST)

    A monitoring test that evaluates the fetal heart rate pattern in relation to movement and uterine activity. Often recommended in the third trimester, this test helps assess fetal wellbeing and may be repeated weekly or biweekly depending on your care plan and identified risk-factors in pregnancy.

AMFM exclusively offers subspecialty ultrasound (Level II) for prenatal diagnosis of high-risk conditions. These scans are performed by certified radiology technologists and interpreted by a board-certified Perinatologist at the time of your appointment. Results are shared with you immediately — eliminating long wait times typical at general imaging or outpatient radiology centers.