Ultrasound

Get a state of the art diagnostic ultrasound in 3D and 4D.

Standard service for clients.

2D/3D/4D Ultrasound Experience

An ultrasound during pregnancy allows us to have a look at your baby in the uterus (womb) by using very high frequency soundwaves. Ultrasounds are used to check on your baby’s development and to check for abnormalities. The test is non-invasive, safe and painless. The ultrasound is taken using a special machine with a hand-held scanner which is connected to a computer. Soundwaves are bounced off your baby’s body to create a picture.


During the pregnancy, there are the routine 2D ultrasounds in the first and second trimester (to check for dating, anatomical abnormalities and chromosomal abnormalities). In the third trimester, there will be ultrasounds to check on the growth of your baby. Extra ultrasounds may also be performed if there are complications during the pregnancy, such as bleeding.


Dr Renee Verkuijl has the latest state of the art ultrasound that can make 2D, 3D and even 4D pictures of your growing baby. 3D and 4D ultrasound technology goes beyond traditional ultrasound scan technology to give you a more life like, realistic and clearer look at your baby. At every visit, an attempt will be made to have a good look at the baby’s developing features (all depending on your baby’s position). Viewing your baby’s development adds to your parent-child bonding experience before birth. Every ultrasound visit will be recorded on a personal USB stick, which is a unique gift to share the whole pregnancy with your friends and family.

COVID-19 updates

Dr Renee Verkuijl sees many pregnant and elderly patients. These patients are extremely vulnerable to viruses such as COVID, influenza and the common cold.

For the safety of all our patients and staff, we humbly request that:

1. All patients and carers who have returned from overseas or from NSW, Victoria, Brisbane or Ipswich areas in the last 3 weeks must notify us by phone and not come in to our clinic.

2. Any patient, carer or sibling with a fever, NEW cough, NEW runny nose or cold-like symptoms (even if mild) should telephone Dr Renee Verkuijl's rooms and reschedule their appointment. We thank you on behalf of our vulnerable patients for this and will endeavour to reschedule your appointment as soon as you have recovered. If and where possible, an appointment over the phone may be organised.

3. Please use good hand hygiene and cough etiquette for yourself and those attending the appointment with you.

4. We ask that only yourself and one other support person and/or child attend your appointment.

Thank you for all of your assistance during this time.