During pregnancy, several ultrasound sessions are performed, the purpose of which is to check the health of the fetus and its normal development. Sometimes problems are observed in regular ultrasounds, which will require a 3D ultrasound during pregnancy to determine their accuracy. Of course, performing a screening test at its own time will identify fetal problems and possible abnormalities with a percentage of error.
3D and 4D ultrasound are advanced technologies that provide detailed images of the fetus in the womb. These technologies help parents and doctors to better examine the condition of the fetus. Here we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both types of ultrasound.
3D ultrasound creates more detailed and higher resolution images compared to 2D ultrasound. These images show the fetus in three dimensions, allowing parents and doctors to see the fetus more clearly.
4D ultrasound is similar to 3D ultrasound, with the difference that the images are shown in real-time. This allows for observing the movements of the fetus in real-time.
