3D/4D ultrasound
in the 9th-14th week of pregnancy (WOP) + from the 25th WOP
Target
- Impressive 3D color photos and 4D video clips of your child
Cost of the examination
€200
At the Prenatal Center an der Wien, a 3D/4D ultrasound costs €200.
The most favorable times for a 4D ultrasound scan are between the 11th and 14th week of pregnancy (pregnancy week) and between the 25th and 32nd week of pregnancy.
The first real look at your child: Emotional and risk-free 3D/4D imaging
Seeing your unborn child for the first time in highly realistic 3D/4D is a very special, emotional moment. With state-of-the-art 3D/4D ultrasound technology, this visualization is made possible through the use of virtual light sources. The completely risk-free examination is performed using an ultrasound transducer over the abdominal wall and provides impressive, lifelike color images of your baby. It is not intended for the assessment of any potential fetal abnormalities.
As early as the 9th to 14th week of pregnancy, it is possible to create a 3D image or 4D video of the entire embryo using a 3D/4D ultrasound probe (provided the embryo is in an optimal position). From the 25th week of pregnancy, we can capture 3D images of your baby's face as well as detailed close-ups.
- Your ultrasound images are immediately available to you digitally.
- The quality of the 3D images depends on the amount of amniotic fluid and the position of your baby and the placenta. Therefore, in the event of difficult ultrasound conditions, we will arrange a new appointment with you – of course at no extra cost to you.
Investigation Timeline
Our prenatal center is equipped with its own laboratory. This makes it possible to carry out examinations entirely in our facility and to inform you of the results very quickly.
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Our prenatal center is equipped with its own laboratory. This allows us to perform all examinations entirely in-house.
Cost of the examination
€200Q&A
4D ultrasound refers to moving 3D images (video).
It is possible to determine the baby's gender using 3D ultrasound. However, a 2D ultrasound (black and white) is better suited for determining the gender.