USG - TWIN LATE PREGNANCY is a specialized obstetric ultrasound scan conducted during the third trimester or later stages of twin pregnancy. The scan evaluates the growth, movements, fetal position, heartbeat, placental condition, and amniotic fluid levels of both babies.

This test helps doctors monitor fetal development, identify growth differences between twins, assess fetal well-being, and detect complications such as growth restriction, reduced amniotic fluid, placental issues, or other high-risk pregnancy conditions. It also supports delivery planning by assessing fetal presentation and pregnancy progression.

The procedure is safe, painless, non-invasive, and does not involve radiation exposure. It is commonly recommended as part of routine prenatal care and monitoring in twin pregnancies.

The purpose of USG - TWIN LATE PREGNANCY is to:

• Monitor growth and development of twin babies
• Assess fetal position and presentation
• Evaluate fetal heartbeat and movements
• Monitor placental condition and amniotic fluid
• Detect growth differences or complications
• Assess overall fetal well-being in late pregnancy
• Support high-risk pregnancy monitoring
• Assist in delivery planning and prenatal care