Twin Pregnancy Care
Specialist scan and surveillance program for twin pregnancies — MCMA, MCDA and DCDA.
01 · What Is This Scan
Twin Pregnancies Need Twin Attention.
Twin pregnancies require more frequent, more detailed imaging than singleton pregnancies. We follow international protocols for chorionicity determination, fortnightly monitoring in monochorionic twins, and screening for twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS).
02 · Why It Matters
- Chorionicity affects the entire monitoring plan
- Monochorionic twins need fortnightly scans
- Early TTTS detection can be life-saving
03 · What We Check
A Systematic, Head-To-Toe Assessment.
Chorionicity and amnionicity
Growth discordance between twins
Amniotic fluid difference
Doppler on both umbilical arteries
TTTS screening in MC twins
04 · How It's Done
Your Visit, Step By Step.
Chorionicity
Best determined at 11–14 weeks.
Surveillance
Personalised schedule based on type.
Screening
TTTS, growth discordance, IUGR.
Delivery Planning
Coordinated with your obstetrician.
05 · Preparation
How To Prepare.
- Bring all prior scans
- Allow 90 minutes for scans
A Note From Dr. Archana
"Monochorionic twins deserve the same attention as high-risk pregnancies. We never treat twins as routine."
Dr. Archana · Fetal Medicine Specialist
06 · FAQs
Common Questions About The Twin Pregnancy Care.
How often should I have scans with twins?
MCMA/MCDA twins: every 2 weeks from 16 weeks. DCDA twins: every 4 weeks until 32 weeks, then more often.
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