S1. firstScan 6 – 15+6 Week Scans

Our firstScan clinic offers a variety of packages to suit all ladies needs dependent on their reason for attending the scan. The scan packages are named to understand the clients motivation for attending the appointment however fundamentally the process and inclusions are all the same.

• • Viability Scan: Available from 6 weeks to 10 weeks gestation. This service offers the earliest possible confirmation of a viable intrauterine pregnancy.
• • Dating Scan: Available from 8 weeks to 12 weeks gestation. This service, offered at a slightly later gestation, provides an accurate method of dating a pregnancy (when compared to LMP equations) and to confirm viability.
• • Reassurance Scan: Available from 10 weeks to 15 weeks & 6 days gestation. This service allows access to private ultrasound scans between other antenatal appointments for ongoing assessment and parental reassurance.
• • Symptomatic Scan: Available from 6 weeks to 15 weeks & 6 days gestation. This service allows the customer to notify the clinic, prior to attending, that she is experiencing symptoms potentially associated with a pregnancy complication.
• • Previous Recurrent Miscarriages: Available from 6 weeks to 15 weeks & 6 days gestation. This service allows the customer to notify the clinic, prior to attending, that she has had two or more previous miscarriages.
• • Previous Ectopic Pregnancy: Available from 6 weeks to 15 weeks & 6 days gestation. This service allows the customer to notify the clinic, prior to attending, that she has previously suffered an ectopic pregnancy.
• • IVF/Fertility Treatment: Available from 6 weeks to 15 weeks & 6 days gestation. This service allows the customer to access private antenatal ultrasound scans following fertility treatment. This service notifies the clinic of the requirement to calculate due dates using an alternative method based on the egg-retrieval date being the date of conception. OBSGYN C5 S1 Sub 6,7,8 [Using Assisted Conception Dates, Using the Date of Egg Collection, Using the Date of Embryo Transfer]”