THE WOODLANDS - Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital recently purchased a 4D (four-dimensional) ultrasound machine, which will display live and still images of an unborn baby's movement and ...

What about 3D and 4D ultrasound technology? Learn about the safety and use of the different types of ultrasounds.Medically reviewed by Alyssa Dweck, MS, MD, FACOGMedically reviewed by Alyssa Dweck, MS ...

Even if the baby has a deformity, like a clef lip, it helps the parents prepare for what their child will look like. “Back in the old days we didn’t have ultrasound when we had our babies.

Those nine months can be an anxious period as you await your baby's arrival. Life is also changing as technology advances, and these two things converge with the development of 3D and 4D ...

With 3D and 4D ultrasounds parents can also get an idea of what a baby will look like. Now, ultrasound renderings are available that can turn scans into almost portrait like images.

A 3D ultrasound makes it 3D and puts it in color so you can see the baby better. A 4D ultrasound actually films the motions of the baby. If it's sucking its thumb, ...

4D ultrasound shows the baby’s movement in the womb. At 4D Moments, it’s all about you, your family, and your first incredible experience with your unborn child.

Real-time viewing capabilities have been added into the equation by 4D ultrasound techniques, so that live images of the fetus moving around can be seen on the screen.

FOX 5’s morning anchor Shally Zomorodi shared an intimate moment with San Diego viewers Monday.