Tiffa scan report for baby boy

The anomaly, or target scan, is a detailed mid-pregnancy ultrasound scan. It's done to check your baby's age and growth, the level of amniotic fluid, the location of the placenta, and the structures of your baby's brain, heart, and other organs.

It looks for conditions, such as cleft lip and spina bifida. If an anomaly is found, it doesn't necessarily mean that your baby isn't developing well, but it will need further investigation. If the scan shows a low-lying placenta, you'll have a follow-up scan in your third trimester to recheck the location of your placenta.

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What is an anomaly (TIFFA) scan?

The anomaly scan, is also referred to as a TIFFA (Targeted Imaging for Fetal Anomalies), target or level II scan. It is the most important scan during the second trimester.

This mid-pregnancy scan takes a detailed look at your baby and your uterus.

The main purpose of the scan is to check that your baby is developing normally, and look at where the placenta is lying.