Pregnancy follow-up in Madrid
Medical check-ups and ultrasounds for a safe and calm pregnancy

At Fertility Madrid, we support every woman throughout her pregnancy with a comprehensive and personalized prenatal care program.
Our goal is to ensure your peace of mind and your baby’s health through high-resolution ultrasounds, advanced diagnostic tests, and specific medical check-ups at every stage of pregnancy.
We are proud to count on the expertise of Dr. Juan Arbués, a specialist in fetal ultrasound and head of prenatal diagnostics at Hospital 12 de Octubre, as well as Associate Professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the Complutense University of Madrid.
Tests included in pregnancy follow-up
First trimester Doppler ultrasound (week 12)
- Confirms the growth and viability of the pregnancy.
- Includes first-trimester combined screening to rule out chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome.
- Initial evaluation of the organs, nuchal translucency, and heart rate.
Early fetal echocardiography with Doppler (week 15)
- Allows for the early detection of possible congenital heart defects.
- specific study of the heart in the early stages of development.
Morphological Doppler ultrasound (week 20)
- A detailed study of fetal anatomy: brain, heart, spine, kidneys, bones, and other organs.
- Helps diagnose malformations and confirm proper development.
- This is the ultrasound that provides the greatest reassurance to expectant parents.
Third-trimester Doppler ultrasound (weeks 32–34)
- Monitors the baby’s growth and estimated weight.
- Assesses fetal position, placenta, and amniotic fluid.
- Evaluates placental function and helps plan for delivery.
Our team in Madrid
At Fertility Madrid, we offer a safe medical environment, state-of-the-art technology, and the reassurance of being cared for by recognized experts in fetal medicine.


Frequently asked questions about pregnancy follow-up
How many ultrasounds are performed during pregnancy?
The main ultrasounds are: the week 12 scan, early fetal echocardiography at week 15, the morphological ultrasound at week 20, Doppler ultrasound, and the third-trimester scan (weeks 32–34).
What is the difference between a regular ultrasound and a Doppler ultrasound?
A regular ultrasound shows the baby’s anatomy and development, while a Doppler ultrasound analyzes blood flow and fetal well-being.
Is it necessary to have pregnancy follow-up at a private clinic?
Private follow-up provides greater personalization, high-resolution technology, and more time dedicated to each patient — increasing safety, confidence, and comfort.