Gynecological Clinic of Ilia | EmbryoThe Embryo Ilias Gynecology Clinic located in Pyrgos has the latest GE VOLUSON E10 ultrasound machine. It has possibility of 3D imaging in static and real time (3D, 4D).
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Mrs. Tsokakis Theodora was born in Volos Magnesia in 1982 . Admitted in 2000 to the School of Medicine of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She specialized in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the “ATTIKON” University Hospital. Obtained a postgraduate diploma in “Pregnancy Pathology” and is a PhD candidate at the University of Athens.
In 2016, she began her specialization in Fetal Medicine at the Harris Birthright Research Center for Fetal Medicine, King’s College Hospital, London, under the supervision and guidance of the internationally renowned Professor Kypro Nicolaidis. During her two-year stay at King’s College, she obtained all the certificates of proficiency in fetal ultrasound. (Nervical Translucency, 2nd trimester – Level B, 3rd trimester – Doppler, Cervical Assessment) and invasive Prenatal Testing (trophoblast biopsy, amniocentesis).
At the same time, he trained in Fetal Echocardiography, under the supervision of Professor Vita Zidere, and received the corresponding certificate of proficiency. At the end of her specialization, having published articles in international scientific journals and participating in all the center’s research programs, she was awarded the Diploma in Fetal Medicine, the highest honor in Uterine Medicine, by the Fetal Medicine Foundation. The doctor is a member of the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom.
Our clinic undertakes an annual gynecological examination.
Our purpose is to check the viability of the fetus and its cardiac function.
The purpose of the ultrasound is to measure the cervical transparency of the fetus and calculate the probabilities for the most common chromosomal abnormalities.
The purpose of this method is to calculate the risk for Down syndrome.
We thoroughly check all organs of the fetus (skull, brain, face, heart, chest, spine, abdomen, stomach, kidneys, bladder and limbs) for congenital anomalies.
Measurements:
• Fetal weight and growth
• The amount of amniotic fluid
• The position and condition of the placenta
• The mobility of the fetus
• Rechecking key anatomical structures (heart, brain, kidneys)
• The measurement of blood flow from the mother to the placenta (uterine arteries), from the placenta to the fetus (umbilical artery) and within the fetus itself (middle cerebral artery, ductus venosus).
Διακολπική μέτρηση του μήκους του τραχήλου, με σκοπό την ανίχνευση των κυήσεων που διατρέχουν κίνδυνο για πρόωρο τοκετό.Transvaginal measurement of the length of the cervix, with the aim of detecting pregnancies at risk of premature birth.
Invasive procedure for the risk of Down syndrome or another chromosomal abnormality.
Invasive procedure performed from the 16th week of pregnancy onwards. It is usually offered when the risk for Down syndrome or another common chromosomal abnormality is increased or when an anatomical abnormality is found that is linked to chromosomal / genetic conditions. It is also performed in cases where the parents are both carriers of hemoglobinopathy or cystic fibrosis.
