4D Scan : What does it look like ?

 

A 4D Scan is very different to, a standard ultrasound scan that you may receive from your local hospital. You can see your child wink, blink and yawn or even suck it's thumb. You can see babies facial features and possible characteristics, often parents say they can see family resemblences.On you standard hospital scan you would never see this wonderful first glimpse of your child.

Many parents say they feel it is an almost spiritual experience, many parents to be find themselves in tears at the first glimpse of there beautiful babe to be.

This new ultrasound technique allows us to produce 4D images of your baby and display them on the screen. The 4D technique allows us to update the image in real time and allow you to see your baby, moving in 4D.

"My husband and I had an appointment at your practice yesterday and we just wanted to say thank you so much. Seeing our baby was an absolutely amazing experience and one we shall never forget, and although our visit took longer than expected (due to our baby being asleep and facing the wrong way) Richard was extremely nice and very obliging and in the end he finally got some amazing pictures and dvd footage.

Many thanks once again, and we would have no hesitation in recommending any friends to yourselves for them to see their baby in 3d."

-Gary and Sally Smith-

"After our 4D Scan I finally felt like I knew my child as an individual rather than my wife's very lovely bump, she was an individual daughter of mine which we named, rather than the bump. This first glimpse was without compare to me."

-Craig-

About Inner-Vision Ultrasound

Inner-Vision Ultrasound has been set up by a husband and wife team of healthcare professionals, Richard and Catherine Warriner. Richard trained as a sonographer at Leeds in 1996. He worked at Pinderfields hospital Wakefield, Queens Park Hospital Blackburn, Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and Liverpool Women's Hospital as a sonographer before joining General Electric as an ultrasound applications specialist. In this role Richard traveled throughout the north of England demonstrating and teaching the latest ultrasound techniques to sonographers and doctors in obstetrics and general ultrasound. It was with his time at GE healthcare that Richard was introduced to the Voluson 730. It is the class leader in 4d technology and as such the only choice for Inner-Vision. Richard has lectured to ultrasound students at the universities of Liverpool, Leeds and Lancaster. Catherine is a Midwife, gaining her degree in Midwifery from Newcastle University in 1996. After working in the north east for a short while after qualification, Catherine returned home to Lancashire and has now worked at Queens Park hospital, Blackburn, for the last eight years. She has been a community midwife, worked in an antenatal clinic and has had extensive experience on the antenatal wards.