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2D, 3D & 4D Ultrasound Scan Centre in Gadag | Aashraya Hospital Sonography
Aashraya Hospital, Gadag · Ultrasound & Imaging Centre

2D, 3D & 4D scans, read by a sonologist who explains what they mean

From routine 2D diagnostic scans to live 4D pregnancy imaging and colour Doppler studies — accurate reporting, a comfortable scanning suite, and reports you actually understand, same day.

2D Ultrasound 3D / 4D Scan Colour Doppler Pregnancy Scans Whole Abdomen & Pelvis
Latest-Gen Ultrasound Systems Same-Day Reports Appointment-Based, No Waiting

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Sonologist performing an ultrasound scan at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag
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About Our Scan Centre

One imaging suite, every scan you're likely to need

Ultrasonography at Aashraya Hospital covers routine diagnostic 2D scans, detailed 3D/4D imaging, colour Doppler blood-flow studies, and the full range of pregnancy scans — all performed by the same sonologist, on the same well-maintained equipment, with reports explained in plain language before you leave. Nothing is outsourced and no scan is rushed to fit a queue.

Appointment-based scanning — a fixed time slot means no long waiting-room queues before your scan.
Sonologist-reported, not just machine-printed — every scan is reviewed and explained by the doctor performing it.
Same-day reports — for almost every scan type, so you don't need a second visit just to collect results.
Comfortable for pregnancy scans — a calm room, and the option to have a family member present during 3D/4D imaging.
Sonologist explaining an ultrasound scan report to a patient at Aashraya Hospital
Sonologist-Led Reporting
Reports explained, not just printedEvery finding walked through before you leave
What We Offer

Five scan categories, one accurate standard of reporting

Every scan type has its own purpose and preparation — here's what each one is used for.

2D ultrasound scan being performed at Aashraya Hospital

2D Ultrasound

Standard cross-sectional imaging for routine diagnosis — organs, early pregnancy dating, and general health checks.

3D and 4D ultrasound scan session at Aashraya Hospital

3D / 4D Ultrasound

Sculpted surface detail in 3D, and live real-time movement in 4D — a closer look at facial features and movement in pregnancy.

Colour Doppler ultrasound study at Aashraya Hospital

Colour Doppler Studies

Maps blood flow in arteries, veins and the placenta — used for varicose vein assessment, cardiac flow and pregnancy monitoring.

Pregnancy ultrasound scan including NT and anomaly scans at Aashraya Hospital

Pregnancy Scans

Dating scan, NT scan, anomaly (TIFFA) scan and growth scans — tracking your pregnancy at every trimester milestone.

Whole abdomen and pelvis ultrasound scan at Aashraya Hospital

Whole Abdomen & Pelvis Scans

Screens liver, kidneys, gallbladder, uterus and ovaries — a common first step in diagnosing abdominal or pelvic pain.

Our Technology

The exact equipment your scan is performed on — photographed inside our scanning suite

Purpose-built systems for diagnostic clarity, not a single all-purpose machine stretched across every scan type.

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High-resolution ultrasound console used for 2D, 3D and 4D scans
2D · 3D · 4D Imaging
High-Resolution Ultrasound Console
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Colour Doppler transducer probe used for blood-flow studies
Vascular & Cardiac
Colour Doppler Transducer
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Real-time 4D rendering display used during pregnancy scans
Obstetric Imaging
Real-Time 4D Rendering Display
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Endocavity ultrasound probe used for pelvic and early pregnancy scans
Pelvic Imaging
Endocavity Probe
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Digital reporting workstation used to generate same-day scan reports
Reporting
Digital Reporting Workstation
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Probe disinfection and sanitisation unit at Aashraya Hospital scan centre
Hygiene
Probe Disinfection Unit
Why Aashraya

Every scan is read, not just recorded.

Five very different scan categories, one consistent standard of reporting. Here's what that means in practice.

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  • Every scan reviewed by the sonologist, personally. No report leaves without the doctor who performed the scan checking it first.
  • Appointment slots, not walk-in queues. You get a confirmed time, so your visit doesn't turn into a half-day wait.
  • Clear preparation instructions in advance. Fasting, hydration or bladder-filling needs are explained when you book, not when you arrive.
  • Findings explained in plain language. You leave understanding what the report says, with next steps if a follow-up is needed.
What To Expect

Your scan visit, start to report

The exact steps vary by scan type, but every patient moves through the same five stages.

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Booking

Tell us the scan you need or your concern — we confirm a time slot and any preparation required.

2

Check-in

Arrive at your slot, no long queue — bring any previous scan reports or referral notes if you have them.

3

The scan

Performed by the sonologist directly, in a private room, using the equipment suited to your specific scan.

4

Findings explained

Before you leave, the sonologist walks you through what was seen, in plain, understandable terms.

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Report & follow-up

A signed report the same day, plus guidance on any follow-up scan or referral if one is needed.

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to what most patients in Gadag ask before their first scan.

A 2D scan gives flat, cross-sectional black-and-white images used for standard diagnosis. A 3D scan builds a still, sculpted image of the surface from those slices. A 4D scan is a 3D image that updates in real time, so you see live movement — like a baby's expressions during a pregnancy scan.
Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves, not radiation, and is considered safe at every stage of pregnancy when performed by a trained sonologist for a genuine clinical or diagnostic reason.
Preparation depends on the scan. A whole abdomen scan usually needs about 6 hours of fasting, a pelvis or early pregnancy scan needs a full bladder, and most other scans need no preparation at all. You will get exact instructions when you book.
Most reports are ready the same day, reviewed and signed by the sonologist before you leave. Complex cases needing a second opinion may take slightly longer, and you will be informed at the time of the scan.
The NT scan, done around 11-13 weeks, checks early markers related to the baby's development. The anomaly or TIFFA scan, done around 18-22 weeks, is a detailed structural check of the baby's organs and growth. Both are routine, recommended parts of antenatal care.
Yes, subject to a valid clinical scan being on record. 3D/4D imaging works best between roughly 26-30 weeks, when there's enough space around the baby's face for a clear picture. Family members are welcome to be present for this scan.
Cost depends on the type of scan and whether Doppler or 3D/4D imaging is involved, and is always shared clearly before you begin — no hidden charges. Message us on WhatsApp or call for exact pricing.
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