What is Ultrasound Imaging?

2D-Ultrasound imaging is a common diagnostic medical procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce dynamic images of organs, tissues or blood flow inside the body. Pre-natal ultrasound examinations are performed by trained professionals, such as sonographers, radiologists, and obstetricians.

Who Will Perform My Scan?

All our Sonographers are experienced, NHS-trained and qualified professionals, registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC). The principal radiographer is a senior sonographer and ultrasound trainer in the NHS.

Should I Tell My Doctor First?

You need to have registered your pregnancy with your doctor and be in an NHS ante-natal care plan. Consulting your doctor before having scans is recommended but not necessary.

Will the Scan Harm Me or My Baby?

Ultrasound has been clinically used for pregnant women for about 40 years, with no evidence that ultrasound scans pose any risk to mother or baby.

Can You Tell Me The Sex of My Baby?

We can usually identify the baby’s sex from about 14 weeks, but we recommend 16 weeks for best results. However, we cannot guarantee it due to natural variability.

Should I Still Attend My Hospital Scans?

Yes, you should follow your GP and midwife's advice and attend all scheduled hospital appointments.

What Do I Need to Bring With me to the Appointment?

It’s advisable to bring your pregnancy case notes and contact details of your midwife or obstetrician.

Do I Need to Have a Full Bladder?

YES, you should be well-hydrated in the days leading up to the scan and ensure your bladder is full upon arrival.

Can You Guarantee That I Will Get a Successful Result?

We cannot guarantee specific outcomes, as nature is unpredictable. However, we do offer a free second scan if the expected results are not achieved.

Do I Get To Take My USB Memory Stick with Photos Away With Me After the Scan?

Yes, if you purchase the optional USB Memory Stick, you'll take home all the individual pictures of the scan.

What If An Unexpected Anomaly Is Detected During The Scan?

If an anomaly is detected, we will complete the scan and provide a report, referring you back to your NHS provider.

How Long Does The Appointment Last?

Appointments typically last about 30 minutes for regular scans and up to 45 minutes for twins or fertility scans.

What Does 3D4D/HD Mean?

3D4D/HD scans show both still shots and live movement of your baby, providing a comprehensive view of your baby in the womb.

What steps do I need to take to use my medical insurance at Pall Mall?

You need to check your coverage with your insurance provider, book a free consultation with a Pall Mall GP for a referral letter to a specialist, and then we will arrange the necessary appointments swiftly.

Is there a cost for the initial consultation?

No, the first consultation with a GP at Pall Mall is free of charge.

What is the cancellation policy?

We have a cancellation/no show policy in place. Details will be provided during the booking process.

What types of scans do you offer?

We offer various types of scans including abdominal, breast, kidney, gynaecological, obstetric, musculoskeletal, and vascular scans.

How do I book an appointment?

You can book an appointment online, and we will contact you via email or phone to finalize the details.

Are there any weekend appointments available?

Yes, we offer ultrasound clinics on Saturdays and Sundays for your convenience.

Can I self refer without seeing my GP?

Yes, you can self refer to us for any scan without the need to see your own GP first.

What is an ultrasound scan?

Ultrasound scans use sound waves to create images of internal organs, vessels, and tissues. They're commonly used for baby scans, but also for diagnosing conditions in various body parts.

How is an ultrasound scan performed?

Ultrasound scans can be performed externally on the skin or through natural openings of the body depending on the examination purpose.

How long does an ultrasound scan take?

Ultrasound scans typically take between 15 to 40 minutes, depending on the area being assessed.

Does an ultrasound scan hurt?

No, an ultrasound scan does not hurt, as you cannot feel the sound waves.

Who will interpret the scan?

The sonographer or radiologist conducting the scan will interpret the results and discuss them immediately after the exam.

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