Fetal Medicine
Dr. Deepika Verma is trained in fetal medicine and has extensive experience detecting and managing congenital anomalies (birth defects) during pregnancy. With NT certification and advanced ultrasound training, she provides detailed scanning and clear, compassionate counselling for expecting parents.
Scans & assessments we offer
- NT/NB (nuchal translucency / nasal bone) scans
- Detailed anomaly scans
- Targeted fetal ultrasound
- Counselling on findings and next steps
Supportive, expert guidance
Receiving scan results can be anxious — Dr. Deepika explains findings clearly and guides you through any further testing or management with care, drawing on her AIIMS fetal-medicine training.
Frequently asked questions
What is an anomaly scan?
A detailed ultrasound (usually around 18–22 weeks) that examines the baby's organs and structure to check development and detect any abnormalities.
What is an NT scan?
The nuchal translucency scan (11–14 weeks) assesses the risk of certain chromosomal conditions like Down syndrome, often combined with blood tests.
What happens if an anomaly is found?
Dr. Deepika provides clear counselling, arranges any further tests needed, and guides you through management options with expert fetal-medicine support.
