It is every parents-to-be’s wish to have a smooth pregnancy and deliver a healthy baby. The newly launched Maternal & Fetal Medicine Centre at Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong sets out to help them do that and more, through its team of caring specialists.
The dedicated service provides comprehensive and interdisciplinary care for women and their unborn babies throughout their pregnancy.
Led by a team of Obstetrics & Gynaecology specialists, it offers multidisciplinary care including a wide range of antenatal screening and diagnosis, specialist assessment and treatment for women experiencing conditions related to high-risk pregnancy such as fetal abnormalities, obstetric complications or chronic health problems.
With that, the hospital hopes to give mothers-to-be greater peace of mind so they can focus on their hopes and dreams for their little ones.
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