IMAGINE if you were able to see your unborn child’s every detail; eyelashes, lips, and even fingernails. The General Electric Voluson, a 3D ultrasound technology offered by Grand Traverse Women’s Clinic, brings these possibilities to life. As the first clinic to provide this technology in Northern Michigan, we are bringing patient care to a new level at GTWC.
“We think it’s a unique compliment to the high level of pre-natal services we provide,”says Dr. Tim Madion. “It’s exciting to see the bonding process start even earlier with our expectant mothers.”
The ultrasound machine works by taking a series of two-dimensional images on different planes, and then does a computer regeneration where the photos mesh together, giving the patient a three-dimensional image.
“We think it’s a unique compliment to the high level of pre-natal services we provide,”says Dr. Tim Madion. “It’s exciting to see the bonding process start even earlier with our expectant mothers.”
The ultrasound machine works by taking a series of two-dimensional images on different planes, and then does a computer regeneration where the photos mesh together, giving the patient a three-dimensional image.
