About Gender scan

Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) results from the natural breakdown of fetal cells (presumed to be primarily placental). The NIPT analyses cell-free DNA in the maternal blood which can indicate the probability of Down's syndrome (Trisomy 21), Edwards Syndrome (Trisomy 18) and Patau's Syndrome (Trisomy 13). On demand we can also yield a result for the gender of your baby, all from a maternal blood sample.

Really periodically it might include transvaginal/ internal scanning. Consists of: thirty minutes appointment A scan for practicality (heart beat) and gestation measurements A maternal blood sample (from the arm) taken into 2 sample bottles Ultrasound Direct toMOBILE shipment of your scan images and report Digital ultrasound report 2D ultrasound b/w prints in sleeve on the day, fetal DNA blood results around 7 working days later on Plus complimentary sexing if requested either with ultrasound * (from 16 weeks pregnancy or later on) on the day or included with your blood test result (from 10 weeks) Plus 4DFREEVIEW (from 12 weeks) with 3D ultrasound b/w prints in sleeve ** If you offical site wish to know the sex of your infant we will provide you our professional opinion with this scan If your infant's position is not beneficial to do this on the day however, we can not provide a totally free rescan for this purpose.

Please note that 4DFREEVIEW is a free choice and if your infant's position is not beneficial for visual appeals on the day, we can not offer a free rescan for this reason. Required to expose lower abdominal area so preferably use different garments i. e pants or skirt and top. Drink 0. 5 Ltr (1 pint) clear fluid approx 1 hour before consultation time.



The NIPT is evaluated in the UK by our authorised partners: Consistency via TDL. In booking a NIPT consultation with us you are agreeing to your individual info being shared with the appropriate partners exclusively for the purpose of this test. Your express consent will likewise be asked for throughout your visit.