Medpark Maternity
Up to 12 weeks
- Family doctor consultation
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation
- Repeated consultation of the family doctor
- Ophthalmologist consultation
- Ultrasound 1 at 11-14 weeks of pregnancy (recommended 12-13 weeks)
- Double test (prenatal screening first trimester)
In the case of starting the record of the pregnancy after more than 14 weeks:
- Triple test (second trimester prenatal screening)
- Ultrasound 1 at 16-18 weeks
Examination
- Urine culture (with antibiogram, antifungigram as appropriate)
- Urine test
- RPR syphilis; HSV; Blood count
- Blood group (OAB+ RH +Kell)
- Anti – Rh antibodies (if the pregnant woman is Rh negative)
- HIV (AIDS) – HIV 1+2 antibodies and antigens
- Viral hepatitis B – HBs antigen
- Serum glucose; Gynecological smear
- TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)
- Viral hepatitis C – anti-HCV antibodies
16-18 weeks
- Family doctor consultation
Examination
- Urine test
18-21 weeks
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation
- Ultrasound 2 (recommended at 20 weeks)
22-24 weeks
- Family doctor consultation
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation (Twins)
- Ultrasound 3 + Doppler (Twins)
Examination
- Glucose tolerance test per OS (75g) (24-28 weeks of pregnancy)
- Urinary proteins (spontaneous emission)
28-30 weeks
- Family doctor consultation and issuance of documents for maternity leave
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation
- Ultrasound 3 + Doppler at 28-30 weeks
- Ultrasound 4 + Doppler (Twins)
Examination
- Hemoleukogram
- VSH
- Anti – Rh antibodies (if the pregnant woman is Rh negative)
- RPR syphilis
- Urinary proteins (spontaneous emission)
- Serum ferritin
32-33 weeks
- Family doctor consultation
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation (Twins)
- Ultrasound 5 + Doppler (Twins)
Examination
- Hemoleukogram
- VSH
- Urinary proteins (spontaneous emission)
35-36 weeks
- Family doctor consultation
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation
- Ultrasound 4 + Doppler at 35-36 weeks (recommended at 37 weeks)
- Ultrasound 6 + Doppler at 35-36 weeks (recommended at 37 weeks) (Twins)
Examination
- Hemoleukogram
- VSH
- Anti – Rh antibodies (if the pregnant woman is Rh negative)
- Urinary proteins (spontaneous emission)
- Vaginal secretion – culture with antibiogram, antifungigram as appropriate
38-40 weeks
- Family doctor consultation
- Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation
- Consultation of the anesthesiologist
Examination
- Hemoleukogram
- VSH
- Urinary proteins (spontaneous emission)
- CTG – fetal cardiomonitor
Consultation with obstetrician-gynecologist – 2
Consultation with anesthesiologist – 1
USG (transabdominal ultrasound, trimester II-III, fetoplacental dopplerometry) – 1
ECG (electrocardiogram) – 1
Fetal cardiomonitor (as directed by the doctor)
Examination
- Hemoleukogram (general blood analysis) – 1
- Blood group (OAB+Rh+Kell) – 1
- Prothrombin INR – 1
- Coagulation factor 1 (fibrinogen) – 1
- TTPA (partially activated thromboplastin time) – 1
Epidural analgesia during labor (as indicated by the doctor)
Sterile kit for laboring mother, sterile fields, sterile instruments. Adult diapers, disposable bed protectors, absorbent pads, flip flops. Baby diapers, disposable diapers, newborn care set.
Medications: uterotonic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antibiotic, suture material.
Neonatal intensive care: as indicated by the doctor, up to 72 hours in the case of a singleton pregnancy and up to 120 hours in the case of a twin pregnancy.
Investigations for the child
Screening of metabolic pathologies:
- Phenylketonuria – 1;
- Screening to detect cyanotic heart defects – 1
Vaccine: BCG, Hepatitis B
Duration of hospitalization:
- Physiological natural birth: up to 24 hours (it can be extended up to 48 hours upon doctor’s indication)
- Caesarean birth: 48-72 hours
Food: 5 adapted meals per day
Consultation with neonatologist – 1
Consultation with obstetrician-gynecologist – 1
Neonatal hearing screening – 1 (Mandatory investigation in the first 90 days of life)
Consultation with obstetrician-gynecologist – 2
Consultation with anesthesiologist – 1
USG (transabdominal ultrasound, trimester II-III, fetoplacental dopplerometry) – 1
ECG (electrocardiogram) – 1
Fetal cardiomonitor (as directed by the doctor)
Examination
- Hemoleukogram (general blood analysis) – 1
- Blood group (OAB+Rh+Kell) – 1
- Prothrombin INR – 1
- Coagulation factor 1 (fibrinogen) – 1
- TTPA (partially activated thromboplastin time) – 1
Epidural analgesia during labor (as indicated by the doctor)
Sterile kit for laboring mother, sterile fields, sterile instruments. Adult diapers, disposable bed protectors, absorbent pads, flip flops. Baby diapers, disposable diapers, newborn care set.
Medications: uterotonic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antibiotic, suture material.
Neonatal intensive care: as indicated by the doctor, up to 72 hours in the case of a singleton pregnancy and up to 120 hours in the case of a twin pregnancy.
Investigations for the child
Screening of metabolic pathologies:
- Phenylketonuria – 1;
- Screening to detect cyanotic heart defects – 1
Vaccine: BCG, Hepatitis B
Duration of hospitalization:
- Physiological natural birth: up to 24 hours (it can be extended up to 48 hours upon doctor’s indication)
- Caesarean birth: 48-72 hours
Food: 5 adapted meals per day
* VIP lounge: 2-room suites
* Delivery room with shower and wc
Consultation with neonatologist – 1
Obstetrician-gynecologist consultation – 1
Neonatal hearing screening – 1 (Mandatory investigation in the first 90 days of life)
