Patient's question:
At 22 weeks, I had a 3D color ultrasound screening for fetal abnormalities. The doctor said there were no problems, but is it necessary to have a 4D color ultrasound at 26 weeks? Currently, the hospital where I get my prenatal care does not offer 4D color ultrasound.Doctor's answer:
If there are concerns, it can be done. 4D color ultrasound can observe the growth and development of the fetus in the uterus from multiple angles, providing accurate scientific evidence for the early diagnosis of congenital external malformations and congenital heart diseases of the fetus. 2D color ultrasound is a color Doppler magnetic resonance imaging device that displays stereoscopic dynamic images. 4D color ultrasound is clearer and can take photos of the child from multiple angles, as well as create a photo album for the fetus, which is more meaningful. Patients face the interference of 4D color ultrasound directly, and we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid medical treatment. If the 4D color ultrasound does not improve after treatment, it is necessary to change the treatment plan in a timely manner.