Identify and mitigate risks early
Many complications – like pre‑eclampsia, preterm labour, or fetal distress – can be anticipated and managed when identified through thorough assessment, reducing the need for emergency interventions.
A high‑risk pregnancy is one where the mother, the baby, or both face an increased chance of complications. This may be due to pre‑existing medical conditions, complications that arise during pregnancy, fetal anomalies, or multiple pregnancies. A high‑risk pregnancy assessment brings together expert evaluation, advanced ultrasound, and coordinated care to optimise outcomes.
At Amytri, our high‑risk pregnancy assessment is led by a consultant radiologist with specialised training in fetal medicine, working in close collaboration with obstetricians, geneticists, neonatologists, and other specialists. We use state‑of‑the‑art ultrasound, Doppler, and fetal monitoring to thoroughly evaluate maternal and fetal health. We then develop a personalised management plan – including the frequency of monitoring, timing of delivery, and preparation for neonatal care.
Our goal is not just to identify risks, but to manage them proactively. We provide clear communication, emotional support, and a single point of coordination – so you never feel overwhelmed by the complexity of your care.
High‑risk pregnancies require more than standard care – they need a tailored approach that anticipates challenges and prepares for every scenario.
Many complications – like pre‑eclampsia, preterm labour, or fetal distress – can be anticipated and managed when identified through thorough assessment, reducing the need for emergency interventions.
With regular monitoring and a clear understanding of maternal and fetal status, we can plan the safest time and method for delivery – avoiding unnecessary early births or delays.
Regular assessments and clear communication help reduce anxiety, knowing that every aspect of your pregnancy is being watched and managed by a dedicated team.
Our high‑risk assessment covers all the key domains that influence pregnancy outcomes.
We review chronic conditions (diabetes, hypertension, thyroid, autoimmune diseases), previous pregnancy outcomes, medications, and current symptoms to assess overall risk.
We perform detailed fetal biometry, anatomy (if not already done), and assess growth, amniotic fluid, and placental appearance – looking for any signs of compromise.
We measure blood flow in the umbilical artery, uterine arteries, middle cerebral artery, and ductus venosus to assess placental function and fetal adaptation to stress.
We monitor for signs of pre‑eclampsia or gestational hypertension – key risk factors that require close surveillance.
If a fetal anomaly or genetic condition is present or suspected, we incorporate the findings into the overall risk assessment and management plan.
We review current medications, supplements, and lifestyle factors (diet, exercise, smoking, alcohol) to ensure they are optimised for a healthy pregnancy.
Your obstetrician refers you for a high‑risk assessment. We gather your full medical records, previous scan images, and lab results.
We perform a detailed ultrasound, Doppler studies, and review your medical history. We may also recommend additional tests (e.g., fetal echocardiography, genetic counseling).
We develop a tailored care plan – including monitoring frequency, medication adjustments, lifestyle advice, and delivery planning.
We stay in close contact with your obstetrician and specialist team, ensuring seamless care throughout the rest of your pregnancy and beyond.
If you have any risk factors that could affect your pregnancy, a specialised assessment can make a real difference to your outcomes.
Advanced maternal age is associated with higher risks of hypertension, diabetes, and fetal chromosomal anomalies – close monitoring is recommended.
Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, kidney disease, autoimmune conditions, and heart disease all require specialised management during pregnancy.
If you've had pre‑eclampsia, preterm birth, growth restriction, stillbirth, or a baby with a congenital anomaly, future pregnancies benefit from extra surveillance.
Multiple pregnancies are inherently higher risk – regular assessment of each baby's growth and wellbeing is essential.
If a fetal condition has been identified, or if growth is not tracking as expected, a specialised assessment guides further management.
Even without a specific diagnosis, if you feel worried or have a strong family history, a high‑risk assessment can provide clarity and a plan.
Dr. Abhishek has extensive experience in managing high‑risk pregnancies, with a deep understanding of fetal physiology and maternal‑fetal interactions. He leads the multidisciplinary team, ensuring that all aspects of your health are considered and that you receive clear, consistent communication throughout your pregnancy.
High‑risk pregnancies can feel overwhelming – having your partner by your side provides essential support and shared understanding.
We encourage partners to attend all consultations. We explain the findings, the plan, and the reasons behind every recommendation – so you both feel informed and involved. We also provide emotional support and help you navigate any difficult decisions together.
A pregnancy is considered high‑risk if the mother, the baby, or both have an increased chance of complications – due to maternal age, pre‑existing health conditions, pregnancy complications, fetal anomalies, multiple pregnancy, or previous adverse outcomes.
A referral from your obstetrician is helpful, but you can also request an assessment if you have concerns. We will coordinate with your care team to ensure continuity.
We review your medical history, perform a detailed ultrasound (including Doppler studies), check blood pressure, and discuss any symptoms. We then develop a personalised care plan.
The frequency depends on your specific risks – it could be every 2‑4 weeks, or even weekly in late pregnancy. We tailor the schedule to your needs.
Not necessarily. The goal is to keep the pregnancy going as long as it is safe for both of you. We use monitoring to determine the best timing for delivery – sometimes early delivery is recommended if risks outweigh benefits.
The cost depends on the complexity and the tests required. We provide a transparent estimate before any assessment. Most insurance plans cover high‑risk pregnancy care – we can help with documentation.
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