Fetal Medicine Specialist

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Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist
Prenatal Diagnosis Expert
High-Risk Pregnancy Specialist
Perinatologist
Obstetric Sonologist
Fetal Health Consultant

Last updated on 01 Dec 2025

Overview

A Fetal Medicine Specialist is a doctor trained in diagnosing and managing complications during pregnancy that involve the fetus. They focus on high-risk pregnancies and use advanced imaging and diagnostic tools to monitor fetal development. These specialists work closely with obstetricians to ensure both mother and baby receive appropriate care. Their expertise lies in identifying abnormalities, guiding treatments, and planning interventions when needed. Their role is vital in improving outcomes in complex pregnancies.

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Job Description
  1. Perform detailed fetal imaging and diagnostic tests, including ultrasounds and fetal echocardiograms.
  2. Monitor high-risk pregnancies and provide expert care plans tailored to both maternal and fetal needs.
  3. Diagnose congenital abnormalities and advise on possible treatments or interventions.
  4. Collaborate with obstetricians, neonatologists, and genetic counselors to ensure coordinated care.
  5. Offer guidance and counseling to expectant parents about potential risks and outcomes.
  6. Participate in procedures such as amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling when required.
  7. Stay updated with advancements in fetal medicine and contribute to clinical research or training.
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