Cervical Incompetence – The challenges of Diagnosis Cervical incompetence is common and may be extremely difficult to diagnose. Women who suffer recurrent late miscarriages or premature labours, may be suffering from the condition of a weak cervix. The condition presents as a painless opening of the cervix associated with minimal pain and uterine contractions. …
Cervical Incompetence – The Value of Vaginal Scanning
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published January 14th, 2012Really Fun
I have been twice now for this experience and have thoroughly enjoyed it. It gives a fantastic sense of wellbeing and peace of mind. A really fun and positive experience, all aspects have been very good. I would recommend this service to friends.
Helen Ward (Biggleswade)
Chance of taking so many pictures
Good explanation of what the baby is doing while you are watching the movements
Kirren
Ultrasound Scans in Pregnancy Emergencies
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published December 10th, 2011Pregnancy Ultrasound Scans Learn How pregnancy ultrasound Scans help in the management of emergencies in pregnancy Pregnancy scans are a significant aid to early diagnosis and treatment of dangerous situations in pregnancy. Complications can be prevented if there is prompt diagnosis of possible conditions that may lead to obstetric emergencies. Fetal and maternal death can result…
4D Scan Is For Sharing
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published December 3rd, 20114d Scan 4D Scan is for sharing for the entire family No problem at all about you bringing along as many children and relatives you have to your 4D scan clinic session. All we ask is remain calm and enjoy the 4D experience. We do ask you bring your partner, your children and particularly…
4D Scanning In Down’s Syndrome Prenatal Evaluation
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published November 27th, 2011Down’s Syndrome Is 4D Scanning Helpful in assessing a baby suspected to have Down’s syndrome? Down’s Syndrome is associated with a number of anomalies and abnormalities that make the baby’s life difficult. One condition is the heart anomaly. This condition ends up with a secondary pulmonary hypertension wherein pulmonary function is very poor. Many other…
Home Births Are Safe!
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published November 25th, 2011Home Birth The Birthplace Study – Homebirths Not As Safe For First Time Moms The BMJ – http://www.bmj.com/content/343/bmj.d7400. today 25/11/2011 published an important study about 64,500 expectant mothers with the intention of assessing their pregnancy outcomes as related to the place of birth. Thankfully it is very safe to deliver in any of the…
Nuchal Scan Test Dilemma
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published November 19th, 2011Nuchal Scan Nuchal Scan test for Down’s syndrome Using
Excellent Experience
The Sonographer took time to get the best pictures possible, she managed to get plenty of great pictures for us to take away. I would recommend to anyone who wants to see s glimps of their little one before they are born.
Rasma from Enfield
The Art & Science of Care
By Dr Joe Kabukoba | Published November 12th, 2011I am pleased to announce the publication devoted to the Art & Science of Care – looking after each person with Tender Loving Care
