
Transvaginal measurement of the cervix — the most reliable predictor of preterm birth risk.

01 · What Is This Scan
A short cervix is the single strongest predictor of preterm birth. Cervical length is measured accurately via a brief transvaginal scan, ideally at the time of the anomaly scan or when preterm risk is a concern.
02 · Why It Matters
03 · What We Check
Cervical length (in millimetres)
Internal os funnelling
Dynamic changes with pressure
Position of placenta relative to cervix
04 · How It's Done
Brief, dignified transvaginal preparation.
Three measurements taken; shortest reported.
Report with actionable interpretation.
05 · Preparation
A Note From Dr. Archana
"Two extra minutes at the 20-week scan can prevent months of NICU care. We measure the cervix routinely for every anomaly scan patient."
Dr. Archana · Fetal Medicine Specialist
06 · FAQs
Yes, completely. It does not disturb the pregnancy and is the gold-standard method for cervical assessment.
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