delivery planning

How is Risk Assessment Conducted?

Risk assessment involves a comprehensive evaluation of both maternal and fetal health. This may include:
- Reviewing the mother's medical history
- Conducting ultrasounds and fetal monitoring
- Assessing the baby's growth and development
- Identifying any congenital anomalies

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