It is advised to have a thorough anatomy ultrasound between weeks 18 and 22 of pregnancy. The purpose of this imaging, which is also referred to as an anatomy scan, level 2 ultrasound, or abnormality scan, is for your provider to evaluate the health and development of your unborn child. A level 2 ultrasound examines your baby's body in more depth, paying particular attention to the various components, while the earlier level 1 ultrasounds aim to measure the baby and record its location. They will typically check every part of the infant's body, including the heart, brain, and other organs. There will also be an examination of the amniotic fluid and umbilical cord.Usually, this is a transabdominal ultrasound, not a transvaginal scan like the ones that are performed earlier in pregnancy. Expectant parents may find this test to be nerve-wracking as it is unlike any other that is done in the early stages of pregnancy. However, it doesn't have to be with a little planning and information.
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