Sydney Ultrasound Services
Located in Bella Vista and Westmead
At the Centre for Women’s Ultrasound Westmead and Bella Vista rooms, we are dedicated to providing a complete obstetric (pregnancy) and gynaecological (pelvic) ultrasound service to women at all stages of life. Our team consists of our specialist obstetrician, six sonographers, our midwife and four secretaries who will all work together to make your visit with us comfortable.
Your Experts in Ultrasounds
Specialised Obstetric and Gynaecological Imaging
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Pelvic Ultrasound and Transvaginal Scans
Our routine pelvic scans are provided by sonographers with many years of experience in gynaecological scanning. Private rooms with female staff are provided for your comfort.
Diagnostic procedures such as sonohysterogram for uterine anomalies and HyCoSy for tubal patency assessment are available and performed by the specialist gynaecologists at our practice.
Our female obstetrician and gynaecologist, A/Prof. Indika Alahakoon will provide a specialised interpretation of your results, with her extensive training and experience in diagnostic ultrasound.
SERVICES OFFERED
SPECIALISED TWIN
ULTRASOUND
At CFWU, the scanning is by experienced sonographers and doctors, interpretation of the ultrasound are by Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist, especially trained in high risk pregnancy and many years experience in scanning and managing uncomplicated and complicated twin pregnancies.
Online bookings are now available
Centre for Women's Ultrasound Practice
Located in Westmead and Norwest Private Hospital, Bella Vista, Centre for Women's Ultrasound is a centre of excellence for gynaecological and pregnancy scanning. Our comforting and friendly environment is equipped with only the latest 3D/4D ultrasound technology. This allows us to provide you with high quality imaging and total healthcare for the requirements of women, referring GPs and specialists.
Bella Vista
Ph: 02 9836 3558
Fax: 02 9836 3872
Address: Norwest Private Hospital Suite 108, 9 Norbrik Drive Bella Vista NSW 2153
Email: info@indika-alahakoon.com.au.
M-F: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Meet A/Prof Indika Alakahoon
A/Prof. Indika Alahakoon is an experienced Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, who has further specialised training in Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging (Ultrasound specialist) and managing High Risk pregnancies (Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist).
A/Prof. Indika Alahakoon consults obstetric patients at her rooms in the Specialist Medical Centre, Norwest Private Hospital and at Centre for Women’s Ultrasound Westmead, booking confinements at The Westmead Hospital, Norwest Private Hospital and Westmead Private Hospital. Her specialised obstetrics and gynaecology ultrasound services are also provided from both premises.
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Our team of highly skilled specialist doctors and sonographers are experts in the field of ultrasound, and they are supported by the most advanced machines.
The most advanced technology for the best patient care.
3D Scans
Dating Scan (7-17 Weeks)
Nuchal Translucency Scan (12-14 Weeks)
Preeclampsia Screening
Cervical Scan (14-37 Weeks)
Gender Scan (16-31 Weeks)
Fetal Morphology (19-23 Weeks)
Fetal Echocardiography (18-24 Weeks)
Fetal Growth Scan (20-40 Weeks)
3D/4D Baby Scans (26-33 Weeks)
Fetal Presentation Scan (38-39 Weeks)
PREGNANCY
ULTRASOUND
Pelvic Ultrasound
Sonohysterogram
Fertility Studies (Pre-IVF, Follicle Tracking)
HyCoSy for Tubal Patency Assessment
GYNACOLOGY
ULTRASOUND
CARRIER
SCREENING
Carrier screen is a DNA screening test that provides information on your chance of having a child with an autosomal recessive or X-linked genetic condition. Carrier status for genetic conditions is common, and family history is often not a good predictor. Most people are carriers of at least four to six genetic conditions. Most carriers are healthy because the other copy of the gene works normally. Carrier couples are at increased chance to have a child with a genetic condition.
PRETERM BIRTH
PREVENTION
Across the world preterm birth is the leading cause of pregnancy loss and long-term disability. An estimated 15million babies in the world are born less than 37 weeks. In Australia over 26000 babies (9% of pregnancies) are born preterm. If the birth occurs before viability (23-24 weeks), it will be a pregnancy loss.
PRENANTAL
GENTETIC TESTING
Prenatal diagnosis is considered an essential part of modern obstetric care, allowing doctors to identify genetic and chromosomal conditions in fetuses before birth. With the advancement of neonatal care, the knowledge about any conditions the fetus carries enables the obstetric and neonatal team to prepare a targeted plan for the care and pre-organise the expertise required for the neonate at birth and in the immediate postnatal period.
