Siles Health Imaging

Hannah Alford 

on Google

2 months ago

I was diagnosed with a rare condition called TRAP Sequence (Twin Reversed Arterial Perfusion), which occurs in approximately 1 in 35,000 pregnancies, by a specialist at Siles. At the time of diagnosis, I was informed that the only significant risk was that my baby might be smaller than average. However, even a brief search reveals that TRAP Sequence is a high-risk condition, with only a 50% chance of fetal survival without surgical intervention and requiring close monitoring by specialists through weekly ultrasounds. Tragica... read more

Jenenne Stiles 

on Google

a year ago

External & internal Ultrasound of pelvic area. From entrance to the offices to departure, the women at reception are polite, friendly & provided information relevant to billing & costs. The woman conducting the scan generated a demeanour of calm skill, which was much appreciated and in complete contrast to the last 1 I 'suffered', at a major hospital. Thankyou. 

Tayla Marozienė 

on Google

2 years ago

I went here for my NIPTs and 13 week scan, in general the staff were really nice and had a good ultrasound experience, however I was told my NIPTs test results came back as boy but by my 28 week ultrasound BMI picked up my baby looks like a girl but didn’t want to confirm due to the NIPTs. Baby was born a girl. 

Kelly McKinlay 

on Google

2 years ago

I had my scans for my pregnancy at Siles and also met with Deb the genetics councillor. Everyone was fantastic & super friendly and helpful.