At Carnegie Imaging, our mission is to offer the best care possible - and to provide referring physicians and patients with all the information they need to make well considered decisions.
At Carnegie Imaging, our mission is to offer the best care possible - and to provide referring physicians and patients with all the information they need to make well considered decisions.
As a committed medical team, Carnegie Imaging for Women brings to light the developments of the most important addition to your life. A trusted and award-winning staff maintain a strong focus and create an environment of detailed patient care. Carnegie Imaging is proud to provide superlative patient care from a group of doctors who
As a committed medical team, Carnegie Imaging for Women brings to light the developments of the most important addition to your life. A trusted and award-winning staff maintain a strong focus and create an environment of detailed patient care. Carnegie Imaging is proud to provide superlative patient care from a group of doctors who are experts in handling high risk pregnancies in a timely manner. Expert results and rapid turnaround time give you greater peace of mind during your amazing journey. Choosing to work with Carnegie Imaging is the first step to a great and successful pregnancy.
are experts in handling high risk pregnancies in a timely manner. Expert results and rapid turnaround time give you greater peace of mind during your amazing journey. Choosing to work with Carnegie Imaging is the first step to a great and successful pregnancy.
Genetic Counseling
Ultrasound services
Twin pre-term birth predictor
Our Nationally Recognized, Board Certified Medical Team.
Dr. Do
Dr. Fox
Dr. Gelber
Dr. Goldwaser
Dr. Gupta
Dr. Inglis
Dr. Lam-Rachlin
Dr. Monteagudo
Dr. Rebarber
Casey Seiden
WHAT MAKES CARNEGIE IMAGING UNIQUE?
Our office has been designed with state of the art technology and ultrasound instrumentation in order to provide patients with the highest level of medical care. Each board certified physician in the practice has dedicated years of experience to successfully providing healthcare for women. Our physicians are recognized as experts in their field and have received numerous teaching, patient, and scholarly
awards over the course of their careers. They have headed multiple research projects, published extensively in the medical literature, are regular lecturers it professional meetings, and have appeared on many television and radio news programs to discuss a wide range of topics related to women’s health. Learn More About Our Facilities »
State-of-the-Art Technology
All ultrasound scans are performed using state of the art 3D/4D ultrasound scanners. Patients can get digital keepsake images from their scans sent to smart phones to share with friends, family and social media.
Personalized Care
Carnegie physicians meet with patients and communicate with referring doctors to make sure each patient has the best solution. Fully certified Genetic Counselors are available onsite to assist patients when needed.
100% Fully-Certified
Carnegie’s facilities and providers have received the highest levels of professional certification possible from the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine, the Fetal Medicine Foundation, and the Perinatal Quality Foundation
The Association Between Shirodkar Cerclage and Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes in Singleton Pregnancies
Certain women with high-risk pregnancies undergo a cerclage placement, which is a surgical procedure intended to keep the cervix closed, prolong pregnancy, and prevent pregnancy loss or preterm birth. One of the classis risks of cerclage is the risk of membrane rupture (the “water breaking”) while the cerclage is in place. In this study, we found that the risk of this happening is only approximately 10%, and appears to be mostly due to the risk factors for preterm birth, and not actually the cerclage itself.
The Effect of Microbiome Exposure at Birth on Pediatric Outcomes Using a Twin Cohort Discordant for Microbiome Exposure at Birth
Abstract The microbiome refers to the normal bacteria that live on our skin and in our bodies. There has been much written about the effect of differing microbiome exposures at birth and outcomes later in childhood and adulthood. In this study, we examined twins with differing microbiome exposure and found no differences at ages 2-10 years old, suggesting the importance of this variable may be overstated. Listen to More on Healthful Woman “The Microbiome” – with Dr. Shari Gelber
Serial Cervical Length Evaluation in Low-Risk Women with Shortened Cervical Lengths in the Midtrimester: How Many Will Dilate Prior to 24 Weeks?
For women diagnosed with a short cervix, there is controversy regarding the proper management and follow-up. In this study, we demonstrate that a significant proportion of women with a short cervix in the second trimester will ultimately have a dilated cervix, which is a more concerning situation and often requires different management. These results indicate that one should continue surveillance after the diagnosis of a short cervix.
Induction of Labor versus Cesarean Delivery in Twin Pregnancies
Abstract For women with twin pregnancies, we have previously shown that outcomes are similar for attempted vaginal delivery as compared to cesarean delivery. In this study, we demonstrate that this remains true even for women with twin pregnancies who require induction of labor. Listen to More On Healthful Woman “Delivery of Twins – Double the Fun!” – with Dr. Stephanie Melka
Subchorionic Hematomas and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes among Twin Pregnancies
Abstract Subchorionic hematomas, or subchorionic hemorrhages, are common ultrasound findings in early pregnancy. However, their significance is uncertain. Some believe they increase the risk of many pregnancy complications, including pregnancy loss / miscarriage. In prior studies we demonstrated that subchorionic hematoma does not appear to increase the risk adverse outcomes in singleton pregnancies. In this study, we present similar results regarding twin pregnancies – subchorionic hematoma does not appear to increase the risk of adverse outcomes in twin pregnancies. Prior Studies Association Between First-Trimester Subchorionic Hematomas and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes After 20 Weeks of Gestation in Singleton Pregnancies Association Between…
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