Prasanta Chandra, MD Director of Obstetrics High Risk Pregnancies Contact: Women's Health Center (718) 963-7168 Email Us

Maternal Fetal Medicine & Prenatal Diagnosis Program Some women are considered as high risk during pregnancy due to existing medical conditions or family or personal history or due to complications during a previous pregnancy.  Wyckoff has qualified staff on hand devoted to managing your high risk pregnancy, and strive to help families and individuals optimize pregnancy outcome. Women who have high blood pressure, diabetes, lupus or another medical condition that may affect their pregnancy need to be watched more closely due to an increased risk for complications.  Our perinatologists can also address any concerns about premature labor or if you are having two or more babies, or any of the above mentioned conditions, call for a consultation. To make an appointment or for more information please call (718) 963-7168. We provide consultations for women with:  Complex Medical Conditions Prior Pregnancy Conditions Current Pregnancy Complications Services: State of the art 4D Ultrasound First Trimester Generic Screening Amniocentesis Specialized Computerized Fetal Monitoring. Fetal Cardiac Echo Multidisciplinary Group of Experts in Maternal Fetal Medicine Neonatology Pediatric Cardiology Detailed Anatomical Sonogram Functional studies utilizing color Doppler, power Doppler computerized fetal monitoring allow us to create a management plan and anticipate health issues in advance. Our birthing center, ante-partum and post-partum floor has state-of-the-art equipment and central monitoring.  Twenty-four hour anesthesiologists are available for pain relief epidural anesthesia.   In addition we have an in house lactation consultant, highly dedicated nurses, midwives, resident physicians, and a board certified obstetrician available in-house 24/7.  Call now our 24 hour hotline (718) 486-4268. Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is staffed by multiple experienced Board Certified Neonatologists for premature newborns.