The 16-week ultrasound is often your first serious glimpse at your baby. Here's what you can expect.

We'll tell you all about the 6-week ultrasound, including why your doctor may have ordered it, what the risks are, and what it means if no heartbeat is detected.

An 18-week ultrasound is performed to look at fetal anatomy. It’s generally considered the earliest time a healthcare ...

9 Weeks Pregnant. Baby: Your baby is about the size of a peanut: 0.70 inch. The head is more erect, and the neck is more developed. Your baby's skeleton is forming, but the bones are still soft ...

The next 3 weeks are the best time to see your baby's parts with ultrasound. Your baby, from head to heel, is the same length as an eggplant -- 9.25 inches. Mom-to-be: You may start to feel kicks ...

They assessed disease activity at weeks 0, 14, 30, and 54, using disease activity scores, CRP [C-reactive protein], fecal calprotectin, and then also intestinal ultrasound. And then at week 0 and ...

Not everyone has a 32-week ultrasound. At this point in the pregnancy, you may only have one if there are concerns over the baby's growth, if there's a medical issue to consider, or if it is a ...

Combining maternal factors, 36-week ultrasound scan findings, and delivery data improves the prediction of prolonged NICU ...