What is the Patient Resources page?

The Patient Resources page is a patient-friendly sitemap that helps visitors find pregnancy scan guides, fetal medicine services, fetal condition pages, education pages, videos, FAQs and contact links.

Which page should I open if I am not sure what scan I need?

Start with First Trimester Scans, Second Trimester Scans or Third Trimester Scans depending on your pregnancy weeks. You can also use Share Your Problem for appointment guidance.

Can this page replace medical consultation?

No. This page only helps you navigate resources. Your pregnancy reports and scan findings must be reviewed by a qualified doctor or fetal medicine specialist.

Patient Resources | Mayflower Fetal Medicine Nagpur

How to use this page

Find the right page in one place

This page works like an HTML sitemap for patients. It connects major scan pages, condition pages, education hubs, training pages, gallery pages, contact pages and legal pages in one organized place.

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Choose by pregnancy weeks

Use the first, second or third trimester hubs if you know your pregnancy weeks.

Choose by scan finding

Use the fetal conditions hub if your report mentions heart, brain, kidney, growth, fluid, placenta or genetic concerns.

Choose by help needed

Use patient education, video gallery, FAQ or Share Your Problem for guidance before booking.

Main resources

Important pages for patients and referring doctors

Use these grouped links to navigate the website quickly.

Scan hubs by trimester

Start here if you know your pregnancy weeks.

First Trimester ScansViability, dating, NT scan and first trimester screening. Second Trimester ScansAnomaly scan, fetal echo, neurosonography and cervical length. Third Trimester ScansGrowth scan, Doppler, BPP, fetal wellbeing and presentation.

Core pregnancy scan pages

Most commonly requested fetal medicine scans.

Fetal Viability ScanEarly pregnancy scan for heartbeat and pregnancy location. Dating ScanPregnancy dating and expected due date confirmation. NT Scan11–14 week nuchal translucency and early screening scan. Anomaly Scan / Target ScanDetailed fetal anatomy scan in the second trimester. Growth / Wellbeing ScanFetal size, growth, fluid, placenta and wellbeing assessment.

Specialist fetal scans

Advanced scan pages for specific clinical questions.

Fetal EchocardiographyDedicated fetal heart scan and counselling. Fetal Echo with STICAdvanced 4D fetal heart volume assessment. Fetal NeurosonographyDetailed fetal brain and spine scan. Colour Doppler ScanFetal and maternal blood-flow assessment. 4D Scan3D/4D fetal imaging when medically appropriate.

Screening and genetic testing

Risk assessment, counselling and diagnostic testing pages.

NIPT / Prenatal ScreeningScreening options and result interpretation. First Trimester Combined ScreeningNT scan plus blood marker risk assessment. Genetic CounsellingFamily history, screening risk and testing options. AmniocentesisDiagnostic test discussion when medically indicated. CVSEarly diagnostic test option in selected pregnancies.

Fetal diagnosis and conditions

Pages for abnormal scan findings and fetal condition pathways.

Fetal Conditions HubParent page for fetal condition education. Fetal DiagnosisSpecialist review after abnormal scan or screening result. Fetal Care CenterIntegrated support for complex fetal conditions. Fetal Heart Defects / CHDFetal cardiac diagnosis and counselling. IUGR / Fetal Growth RestrictionSmall baby, Doppler and serial monitoring pathway.

High-risk pregnancy and fetal therapy

Pages for complex pregnancy surveillance and procedures.

High-Risk Pregnancy CareSpecialist care for complex pregnancy risk factors. High-Risk Pregnancy ScanGrowth, Doppler and fetal wellbeing monitoring. Fetal Therapy HubFetal procedures and therapeutic pathways. Fetal Blood TransfusionSpecialist fetal therapy for fetal anaemia when indicated. TTTS / Twin PregnancyMonochorionic twin surveillance and TTTS pathway.

Education and learning

Patient guides, Hindi guides, videos and educational resources.

Patient Education HubPregnancy scan and fetal medicine guides. Hindi Patient EducationSimple Hindi pregnancy scan guides. Video GalleryVideos by Dr. Kunda Shahane. Case of the MonthAnonymised fetal medicine case-based learning. FAQCommon questions about scans and clinic visits.

Clinic, doctor and contact

Clinic information, appointment and doctor profile pages.

Dr. Kunda ShahaneFetal medicine specialist profile. About Mayflower ClinicClinic identity, services and expertise. GE Voluson TechnologyAI-enabled fetal ultrasound system. Contact UsClinic address, phone, WhatsApp and timings. Book AppointmentSchedule your clinic visit.

Academic and professional resources

Training and professional education through IIFM.

Indian Institute of Fetal Medicine / IIFMTraining, workshops and fetal medicine education for doctors. Fetal Echo Learning AreaClinical fetal heart assessment and counselling. Fetal NeurosonographyAdvanced fetal brain scan pathway. Genetic CounsellingRisk interpretation and testing guidance.

Legal and compliance pages

Important legal, medical and privacy information.

PCPNDT ComplianceLegal compliance for prenatal diagnostic services. Medical DisclaimerWebsite information and medical advice limitations. Privacy PolicyHow patient and website information is handled. Terms of UseWebsite terms and user responsibilities. Cookie NoticeWebsite cookie information.

Choose quickly

Which resource should I open first?

Your situation	Open this page first	Why
I am 6–14 weeks pregnant	First Trimester Scans	For viability scan, dating scan, NT scan and first trimester screening.
I am 18–22 weeks pregnant	Second Trimester Scans	For anomaly scan, fetal echo, neurosonography and cervical length information.
I am in late pregnancy	Third Trimester Scans	For growth scan, Doppler, BPP, fetal wellbeing and presentation scan.
My scan report mentions a fetal finding	Fetal Conditions Hub	For condition-specific pages and fetal diagnosis pathways.
I want to understand in Hindi	Hindi Patient Education	For simple Hindi explanations of scan and fetal medicine topics.
I am not sure what appointment to book	Share Your Problem	For report-sharing instructions and appointment guidance.

Frequently asked questions

Patient Resources FAQs

Is this page the same as a sitemap?

Yes, this is a patient-friendly HTML sitemap. It helps visitors find important Mayflower Fetal Medicine pages quickly. It is different from the technical XML sitemap used by search engines.

Which page should I read if my scan report is abnormal?

Start with the Fetal Conditions Hub or Fetal Diagnosis page. Then open the condition-specific page that matches your report finding and book a fetal medicine consultation.

Which page should I use for appointment guidance?

Use the Share Your Problem page if you are unsure which scan or consultation to book. You can send pregnancy weeks, report concern and previous reports through the official clinic WhatsApp.

Can online resources replace consultation?

No. These resources are for education and navigation only. Your pregnancy report must be reviewed by Dr. Kunda Shahane or your treating obstetrician.

Where can I watch patient education videos?

Open the Video Gallery page. It contains educational videos on fetal medicine, pregnancy scans, fetal echo, genetic testing and high-risk pregnancy topics.

Can fetal sex be disclosed during any scan?

No. Mayflower Fetal Medicine & High-Risk Pregnancy Centre strictly follows the PCPNDT Act. Determination and disclosure of fetal sex is prohibited by law and is not performed.

Need help finding the right scan or page?

Send your pregnancy weeks, scan concern and previous reports through the official clinic WhatsApp. The Mayflower team can guide you toward the correct appointment category.

Call 0712-669-2706 WhatsApp +91-8087471244 Book Appointment

Medical Disclaimer: This page is for patient navigation and general education only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult Dr. Kunda Shahane or your treating obstetrician for advice specific to your pregnancy. In an emergency, contact your nearest hospital immediately.

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