Embryoscopy

Embryoscopy is the examination of the embryo or fetus during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy using a fiberoptic endoscope that is inserted into the cervix. This procedure can be performed no earlier than five weeks after conception.

With the help of embryoscopy, the doctor can evaluate the blood circulation of the fetus and directly observe the condition of the embryo in order to diagnose various disorders of its development in the early stages of pregnancy.

The embryoscope allows you to view the structures of the embryo or fetus, such as the head, torso, limbs, spine and internal organs. The doctor can assess their size, shape and relative position.

Embryoscopy can also be used to determine the location and size of the chorion, amnion and yolk sac. In addition, the procedure allows you to detect possible defects in embryo development, such as spina bifida, anencephaly and others.

Thus, embryoscopy is an important method of prenatal diagnosis, which makes it possible to identify pathologies of the development of the embryo and fetus as early as possible.

Embryoscopy is an examination of an embryo or fetus during early pregnancy, which is carried out using special equipment - a fiber-optic endoscope. This method allows you to see the condition of the fetus and evaluate its development during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy.

The embriscopy procedure is performed in the first five weeks after pregnancy, when the cervix is ​​not yet closed. The endoscope is inserted into the cervix through the vagina and allows the researcher to see the embryo and its surroundings.

During embriscopy, it is possible to assess the blood supply to the fetus, as well as directly monitor the condition of the embryo. This allows you to diagnose various disorders in fetal development and take measures to prevent them.

Embriscopy is a safe and non-invasive examination that can help prevent many problems during pregnancy. However, like any other research method, embriscopy has its limitations and contraindications. Therefore, before carrying out this procedure, it is necessary to consult a doctor and make sure that it is safe for the mother and fetus.

Embryo and fetal examinations

The embryoscopy procedure is an invasive examination method, but is considered more informative in diagnosing various abnormalities of fetal development. It allows you to detect and evaluate the pathological conditions of embryos in early pregnancy, and is also carried out to determine the exact gestational age. Embryoscopy is recommended to be performed at 6-7 weeks after fertilization, when fetometric parameters are determined in the early stages of the gestational period. Obtaining the necessary information about the condition of the fetus during conception, in the early stages of embryo development, can reduce the likelihood of undergoing invasive procedures associated with curettage of the uterine cavity and penetration into internal organs. In such cases, after some time, premature birth may be required. Examination of the embryo in an incubator reduces the diagnosis of disorders in the internal hemodynamic system in the absence of the necessary reliable clinical symptoms, increases the accuracy of diagnosis and the effectiveness of therapy.