How to tell the gender of a baby with four-dimensional ultrasound data

Is four-dimensional color ultrasound accurate in determining the sex of the fetus? Compared with other color Doppler ultrasound examinations, four-dimensional ultrasound can observe the dynamic movement of internal organs of the human body in real time, and can also accurately identify the gender of the fetus. Although the four-dimensional color ultrasound can identify the gender of the fetus, in order to avoid revealing the gender of the fetus during the examination, the doctor will actively avoid the gender characteristics and lower body of the fetus. At the same time, when the video is post-produced into a disc, the part that may reveal the gender identification of the fetus will also be processed.

Generally speaking, it is not allowed to use four-dimensional color ultrasound to determine the gender of the child. Although four-dimensional color ultrasound is effective in identifying the sex of the fetus, the state has explicitly stipulated that identifying the sex of the fetus for non-medical purposes is a violation of discipline. Any organization or individual may not conduct fetal sex identification assessments for non-medical purposes, and is also prohibited from using any method to identify the sex of the fetus. Regardless of whether the baby in the belly is a boy or a girl, he is the fruit of the couple's love. Prospective parents should pay more attention to whether the fetus is healthy and growing normally, rather than caring about gender.

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Four-dimensional color ultrasound is used to observe the development of the fetus in the uterine cavity, screen for fetal malformations, and provide accurate scientific evidence for the early diagnosis of congenital epidermal malformations and congenital heart diseases in the fetus.

1. Facial deformities of the fetus: such as cleft lip and palate; Central nervous system: anencephaly, hydrocephalus, microcephaly, spina bifida and meningocele.

2. Digestive tract: navel intestinal protrusion, visceral exstrophy, gastrointestinal atresia and megacolon, etc.

3. Urinary and reproductive system: hydronephrosis, polycystic kidney disease, megacystis, and urethral obstruction.

4. Other deformities: short limbs, conjoined twins, cleft lip, four-chamber heart, polyhydramnios, oligohydramnios, etc.

Four-dimensional color ultrasound surface imaging is used for pregnancy check-ups. It can not only observe the growth process of the fetus, but also vividly see the fetus's activities in the pregnant mother, such as: breathing status, movement status, including the whole body's large movements, body movements, and even the fetus's subtle swallowing movements. Doctors can also use four-dimensional color ultrasound to observe whether the fetus's support is good.

Does ultrasound have any impact on the fetus? B-ultrasound is a four-dimensional color ultrasound examination device that can obtain a three-dimensional image of the fetus in real time and is an excellent examination method. The four-dimensional color ultrasound scanner has an excellent ergonomic design. It is an instrument made using the principle of ultrasound. It does not emit radiation sources such as radiation, microwaves, and radio waves, and has no effect on human health.

Because four-dimensional color ultrasound diagnosis causes little damage to the human body, can be checked repeatedly, and the diagnosis is fast and accurate, it has become the preferred imaging diagnosis method in obstetrics and gynecology, providing a more reliable basis for diagnosis and research, and has become an indispensable auxiliary diagnosis tool. B-ultrasound is a type of ultrasound that has no radiation source and only scans the body for a short period of time, so it has no adverse effects on pregnant women and fetuses.