Presentation & Position Scan
Additional pregnancy scans at our Isle of Man clinic.
From 28 weeks.
Presentation refers to the part of your baby’s body that leads the way out through the birth canal.
This presentation and position scan, which is available from 28 weeks, assesses the presentation and position of baby.
We also measure baby’s head circumference to determine gestational age and look at the heartbeat and movements.
If baby is in a favourable position then we may be able to show you a 4D preview and confirm baby’s gender (if we do not see these things then you will not be offered a discounted rescan, since they are not the primary focus of this scan).
35 minute private appointment ~ £100.00
Increased Accuracy.
Our state-of-the-art technology (GE Voluson E8) is one of the most popular ultrasound machine for obstetric scanning. It features class leading 4D imaging as well as proprietary GE efficiency technologies.
3D/4D imaging modes, CrossXBeam and Speckle Reduction imaging assist with excellent accuracy.
Exclusivity.
We offer private appointments. This means that during the time of your appointment you will have exclusive access to the clinic.
You and your partner can enjoy this special moment in a private, relaxed, supportive environment.
Jenifer Reid.
Our Midwife and Sonographer Jenifer Reid will carry out your scan appointment, ensuring a calm, supportive experience with an expert.
Jen has been working in the field since 2006 and delights in each and every scan experience.
35 minute Presentation & Position Pregnancy Scan.
The pregnancy scan itself takes approx. 15 to 20 minutes, so our generous 35 minute pregnancy scan appointments allow you more time to ask questions and discuss findings with our Midwife Sonographer Jenifer.
Allowing for Mother Nature during Pregnancy Scans.
If baby is being tricky and it is impossible to get the information we are looking for on the day of your scan, we are happy to offer a rescan at a later date, free of charge.
“Jen was with us every step of the way… From our first early scan right through to enabling us to see a pre-birth position. We couldn’t have done it without her!”
Rebecca & Tom
Preparation for your Presentation Scan:
You do not need a full bladder for this scan. Having something sugary to eat or drink about 15 minutes before your scan time may help encourage baby to be active (not recommended if you have gestational diabetes).
Also Available
Pregnancy / Prenatal Scans / Tests
Pregnancy Scan Packages
