Why choose a 3D pelvic scan

At London Private Ultrasound we offer a 3D Pelvic ultrasound scan for a detailed evaluation of the Uterus (Womb), Ovary, and the Lining (Endometrium). This Ultrasound scan provides you with the detailed necessary Information about Your womb & ovaries especially if you suffer from a different medical condition in your lower abdomen or if you have a plan to conceive naturally or with IVF.

What is a 3D pelvic Ultrasound?

A 3D Pelvic Scan is a detailed gynaecological Ultrasound assessment of your pelvic organs: womb, the lining of the womb, ovaries, diseases of the fallopian tubes, and surrounding structures. 

This type of scan aims to rule out any structural cause that might explain the symptoms you are experiencing, such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, infrequent periods, difficulty conceiving, recurrent miscarriages, bloating, generalised pelvic pain or any other related issue.
This scan is generally performed in two parts: transabdominally with a full bladder (on top of the tummy) and transvaginal (internal scan), with transvaginal views giving the most details in 3D imaging.

Information on the gynaecological Ultrasound assessment of your pelvic organs.

To upgrade you can add your requested screening ultrasound, blood test, or health check-up while you are booking your ultrasound scan appointment.

Why 3D Imaging?

Unlike standard 2D ultrasound, our volumetric 3D scanning:

Captures multiplanar views (axial, sagittal, coronal) in a single sweep

Enables post-procedure analysis for consultant review

Detects subtle structural abnormalities (septate uterus, adhesions) with 94% accuracy*
*2023 Journal of Gynecologic Imaging meta-analysis

Dual-Scan Protocol:

Transabdominal Scan

Full bladder required for panoramic overview

Evaluates overall organ positioning

Transvaginal 3D Scan

Provides micron-level resolution of endometrial layers

Gold standard for fertility assessments

Patient-Centered Benefits

Same-day preliminary findings with your sonographer

No radiation exposure – safer for recurrent monitoring

Fertility-friendly – no impact on ovulation cycles