Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the Miracle Inside Diagnostic Scan Clinic Frequently Asked Questions. This page provides information about our:

Pregnancy ultrasound services
Early pregnancy scans
3D/4D imaging
Fetal sex determination
Women's health and pelvic ultrasound
Fertility monitoring
Blood tests
Reports and results
Appointment arrangements
Deposits, cancellations and refunds
Patient safety and onward referral

⚠️ Important Patient Safety Information
Miracle Inside Diagnostic Scan Clinic is not an emergency medical service. If you are seriously unwell or develop urgent or worsening symptoms, do not wait for a private ultrasound appointment. Depending on your circumstances, seek advice or assessment from your GP, NHS 111, NHS Early Pregnancy Unit, maternity triage, Emergency Department or another appropriate NHS service.
Call 999 in a medical emergency.

Pregnancy Ultrasound

Are pregnancy ultrasound scans safe?

Diagnostic ultrasound has been used extensively in pregnancy and has an established safety record when performed appropriately by trained professionals. At Miracle Inside, ultrasound examinations are undertaken using recognised ultrasound safety principles. We apply the ALARA principle – As Low As Reasonably Achievable. This means ultrasound exposure is kept as low as reasonably achievable while obtaining the information required for the examination. Miracle Inside follows relevant professional ultrasound safety guidance, including guidance published by the British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS). Ultrasound examinations are not unnecessarily prolonged and are performed within the purpose and scope of the service booked.

What is the difference between 2D, 3D and 4D ultrasound?

2D ultrasound

2D ultrasound produces the conventional ultrasound images used to assess anatomical structures and pregnancy findings.

3D ultrasound

3D ultrasound uses ultrasound information to create a rendered three-dimensional representation.

4D ultrasound

4D ultrasound displays consecutively updated 3D images, allowing fetal movements to be viewed in real time. Where 3D/4D imaging forms part of your scan package, these images may be provided alongside the ultrasound examination.

Image quality

The quality and appearance of 3D/4D images vary considerably and may be influenced by:

Fetal position
Gestational age
Fetal movement
Placental position
Amniotic fluid
Maternal tissues
Scar tissue
Other anatomical or technical factors

A particular facial view, image, video or level of image quality cannot be guaranteed.

3D/4D images are computer-rendered ultrasound representations and should not be regarded as an exact representation of the baby's eventual physical appearance or colour.

Scan Scope & Abnormalities

Will my scan detect abnormalities?

The answer depends upon the specific examination and scan package you have booked. Different ultrasound services have different purposes and diagnostic scopes. Unless a service specifically states otherwise, Miracle Inside pregnancy scans are not substitutes for NHS fetal anomaly screening or routine NHS maternity care. A reassuring private scan cannot exclude:

Every fetal abnormality
Every chromosomal condition
Every genetic condition
Every pregnancy complication
Conditions that cannot be identified using ultrasound
Conditions that may develop after the examination

If the sonographer identifies an unexpected or potentially significant finding within the scope of your examination, they will explain the finding sensitively and document it appropriately. Where further assessment is required, you may be advised to contact an appropriate healthcare service such as your:

GP
Midwife
NHS Early Pregnancy Unit
Maternity triage
Fetal medicine service
Consultant
Hospital team

Where appropriate and with the necessary consent, relevant information may also be shared with another healthcare professional involved in your care.

A reassuring ultrasound does not guarantee that no abnormality or pregnancy complication is present or will subsequently develop.

Does a Miracle Inside scan replace my NHS scans?

No. Miracle Inside examinations are provided in addition to NHS maternity care and not as a replacement for it. You should continue to attend all NHS appointments offered to you, including where applicable:

Dating scans
NHS screening
Fetal anomaly scans
Growth monitoring
Midwife appointments
Consultant appointments
Other maternity assessments

A private ultrasound should not be used as a reason to miss, postpone or decline recommended NHS care.

Early Pregnancy

Do I need a referral from my GP or doctor?

A referral is not normally required for a self-funded Miracle Inside ultrasound examination unless specifically stated for a particular service. Many services can therefore be booked directly. However, being able to self-refer to Miracle Inside does not mean that private ultrasound replaces assessment by your GP, midwife, NHS Early Pregnancy Unit or hospital team. Where your symptoms require medical assessment rather than diagnostic imaging alone, you may be advised to contact an appropriate NHS service.

I recently had another ultrasound. When can I have another scan?

Please tell us about any NHS or private ultrasound examinations you have already had during the current pregnancy. There is no single repeat-scan interval that is appropriate for every early pregnancy. The appropriate timing depends on factors including:

What was seen during your previous scan
Gestational age
Measurements obtained
Whether the examination was transabdominal or transvaginal
Your symptoms
The clinical reason for the repeat examination

Where an early-pregnancy ultrasound is inconclusive, a repeat examination should take place after an appropriate interval based upon the ultrasound findings and applicable clinical guidance.

Important

Do not delay medical assessment simply because you have been advised to wait before a routine repeat ultrasound. If you develop concerning or worsening symptoms, seek appropriate NHS medical assessment.

What does an inconclusive early-pregnancy scan mean?

An inconclusive ultrasound means that the findings available at that particular examination are not sufficient to reach a definite conclusion. This may happen because the pregnancy is earlier than expected or because further assessment is required before pregnancy location or viability can be established. It may not yet be possible to confirm:

Pregnancy viability
Pregnancy location
Expected developmental features
Cardiac activity at that particular stage

An inconclusive ultrasound does not by itself establish that a miscarriage has occurred.

Likewise, a single very early ultrasound cannot always establish that a pregnancy is progressing normally. Depending upon the findings, further assessment may include:

Repeat ultrasound after an appropriate interval
Assessment through an NHS Early Pregnancy Unit
Other appropriate clinical review
Blood investigations where arranged by the clinical service responsible for your follow-up

Your sonographer will explain what was visible during the examination and the recommended next step.

Pregnancy of Unknown Location

What is a Pregnancy of Unknown Location (PUL)?

Pregnancy of Unknown Location, often abbreviated to PUL, describes a situation where there is evidence of pregnancy but ultrasound has not identified the pregnancy either within or outside the uterus. PUL is not a final diagnosis. There are several possible explanations, including a pregnancy that may currently be too early to identify on ultrasound. However:

⚠️ Until the location of the pregnancy has been established, an ectopic pregnancy cannot be excluded.

Appropriate follow-up is therefore important. Depending upon your individual circumstances, this may involve:

NHS Early Pregnancy Unit review
Repeat ultrasound
Clinical assessment
Blood investigations arranged and interpreted by the appropriate clinical service

Blood-test results should be interpreted alongside your symptoms, ultrasound findings and overall clinical circumstances. Miracle Inside does not advise patients to use serial β-hCG values independently to determine pregnancy location or viability.

Can an early-pregnancy scan completely rule out ectopic pregnancy?

Not in every circumstance. Whether pregnancy location can be established depends on the stage of pregnancy and the findings visible during the examination. If the pregnancy has not been conclusively located, further clinical assessment may be required. A previous scan should not cause you to ignore new or worsening symptoms.

⚠️ Seek urgent medical assessment if you develop:

Severe or worsening abdominal or pelvic pain

Shoulder-tip pain

Heavy or concerning vaginal bleeding

Significant dizziness or fainting

Collapse

Marked weakness

A significant deterioration in how you feel

Call 999 in a medical emergency.

Miscarriage & Pregnancy Loss

What happens if my scan raises concern about miscarriage?

Sometimes ultrasound findings raise concern that a pregnancy may not be developing as expected. Early-pregnancy findings can sometimes be uncertain, and a definitive conclusion cannot always be made from one examination. Depending upon the findings, further assessment may be required. This may include:

Repeat ultrasound after an appropriate interval
Review by another appropriately qualified clinician
NHS Early Pregnancy Unit assessment

Miracle Inside will explain and document the ultrasound findings visible at your examination and advise appropriate onward assessment where required.

Miracle Inside does not provide medical or surgical management of miscarriage.

Treatment and ongoing management should be discussed with the NHS Early Pregnancy Unit, GP, hospital team or other healthcare professional responsible for your care.

What does complete miscarriage mean?

A complete miscarriage describes a situation in which a pregnancy is considered to have passed from the uterus. However, an apparently empty uterus on ultrasound does not in every circumstance establish that a complete miscarriage has occurred. In particular, where an earlier ultrasound has not confirmed that the pregnancy was located within the uterus, the possibility of: Pregnancy of Unknown Location, including ectopic pregnancy may still require consideration and appropriate follow-up. Further assessment may therefore be recommended through an NHS Early Pregnancy Unit or another appropriate clinical service.

Fetal Sex Determination

Can you tell me the sex of my baby?

Fetal sex determination may be offered from the gestational age stated within the scan package booked. The sonographer makes an assessment based upon the ultrasound appearances visible during the examination. However:

Ultrasound assessment of fetal sex cannot be guaranteed to be 100% accurate.

Factors that may affect assessment include:

Gestational age
Fetal position
Umbilical cord position
Image quality
Other anatomical or technical factors

If a satisfactory view cannot be obtained, any complimentary rescan arrangement will be subject to the conditions of the particular scan package booked.

What if I do not want to know the baby's sex?

Please tell your sonographer before the examination begins. Reasonable steps will be taken to avoid intentionally displaying or disclosing fetal sex. However, ultrasound is a live examination and fetal movements and anatomical position cannot be controlled. For this reason:

Miracle Inside cannot provide an absolute guarantee that anatomical features will never become visible during the examination.

If keeping fetal sex unknown is particularly important to you, please make this clear before scanning begins.

3D/4D Imaging

Will my 3D/4D scan always produce good images?

Unfortunately, no. Image quality cannot be guaranteed because many factors affecting the examination are outside the control of the sonographer. These may include:

Fetal position
Placental position
Gestational age
Amniotic fluid
Fetal movement
Maternal tissues
Scar tissue
Other anatomical and technical factors

Sometimes satisfactory facial views cannot be obtained despite reasonable attempts by the sonographer. Where a complimentary image rescan is included within your scan package, this will be provided according to the terms applicable to that package.

A repeat appointment does not guarantee that improved images will be obtained.

When should I book 3D/4D imaging if I am expecting twins?

Obtaining 3D/4D images in a twin pregnancy can sometimes become more difficult as pregnancy progresses because fetal position and available space may limit the views obtained. The most appropriate booking window may vary. Please check the relevant scan-package information or contact Miracle Inside for guidance about the booking period. Any suggested timing relates to image acquisition and does not replace NHS surveillance or maternity care for a twin pregnancy.

Women's Health & Pelvic Ultrasound

What can a pelvic ultrasound assess?

Depending upon the examination booked and scanning route, pelvic ultrasound may assess structures including:

Uterus
Endometrium
Ovaries
Adnexal regions
Other relevant pelvic structures visible within the examination scope

Every ultrasound examination has limitations.

A normal or reassuring pelvic ultrasound does not exclude every possible gynaecological condition.

Some conditions may:

Not be visible on ultrasound
Require a different imaging technique
Require blood investigations
Require specialist examination
Develop or become apparent after your ultrasound

If symptoms persist, change or become worse, seek appropriate medical assessment.

Can a routine pelvic ultrasound tell whether my Fallopian tubes are open?

No. A routine pelvic ultrasound cannot establish whether the Fallopian tubes are open. Normal appearances of the:

Uterus
Ovaries
Adnexal regions

do not establish tubal patency. If Fallopian-tube patency needs to be assessed, this should be discussed with your fertility specialist, GP or another appropriate healthcare professional.

Does a normal ultrasound mean nothing is wrong?

No. An ultrasound report describes the findings visible within the scope of the examination performed and at the time the examination took place. A normal or reassuring scan does not guarantee that:

Every possible condition has been excluded
Your symptoms cannot have another cause
Other investigations will not be required
A condition cannot subsequently develop or become visible

Some medical conditions cannot be diagnosed using ultrasound alone. If symptoms persist, change or worsen, seek appropriate medical assessment even if your ultrasound was reassuring.

Fertility Monitoring

What does Miracle Inside provide for fertility monitoring?

Depending upon the examination requested, fertility monitoring may include:

Endometrial assessment
Endometrial measurements
Ovarian assessment
Follicle identification
Follicle measurements
Other measurements requested by your fertility clinic
Selected laboratory investigations

Miracle Inside provides diagnostic measurements, ultrasound findings and reports.

Miracle Inside does not prescribe, start, stop or alter fertility medication.

Clinical decisions relating to fertility treatment remain the responsibility of the fertility clinician or healthcare professional managing your treatment.

Ultrasound Examination & Preparation

How will my scan be performed?

This depends upon the specific examination you have booked. Miracle Inside provides several types of ultrasound examination and not all examinations are performed in the same way. Some examinations are performed transabdominally. Where clinically appropriate and included within the examination booked, some early-pregnancy or pelvic examinations may include transvaginal ultrasound. A transvaginal examination will only be performed following appropriate explanation and consent. You can ask questions and may decline or withdraw consent at any stage.

Do I need a full bladder?

This depends upon the examination booked. Some transabdominal pelvic and early-pregnancy ultrasound examinations require a comfortably full bladder because this can improve visualisation. Other examinations have different preparation requirements.

Please follow the preparation instructions contained in your booking confirmation rather than applying one preparation rule to every ultrasound examination.

Contact the clinic before attending if you are unsure.

Your Appointment

How early should I arrive?

Please follow the arrival instructions contained in your booking confirmation. Allow sufficient time for:

Travel
Traffic
Parking
Finding the clinic
Registration where required

There is normally no need to arrive substantially earlier than your appointment unless you have specifically been asked to do so.

What happens if I arrive late?

Please arrive at the appointment time shown on your booking confirmation. Appointments are allocated specific time periods, and late arrival can affect other patients. We will make reasonable efforts to accommodate you where possible. However, where insufficient time remains to perform the booked examination appropriately, the appointment may need to be rescheduled. Any applicable payment, rebooking or cancellation arrangement will be governed by the Booking & Cancellation Policy applicable when your appointment was booked.

How long will my appointment take?

Appointment duration varies according to the service booked and the circumstances of the examination. Your appointment period may include:

Registration
Review of relevant clinical information
Consent
Ultrasound examination
Review of findings
Report preparation
Appropriate information following the examination

The appointment period shown during booking is therefore an allocated appointment period rather than a guaranteed duration of active scanning. Clinical circumstances may occasionally cause appointments to run later than expected.

Blood Tests

Is bruising after a blood test normal?

Minor bruising around the venepuncture site can occasionally occur after blood collection. The amount of bruising varies between individuals. Seek advice from an appropriate healthcare professional if you develop:

Persistent bleeding
Significant swelling
Increasing pain
Signs of infection
Altered sensation
Another symptom that concerns you

Seek urgent medical assessment for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.

What happens if you cannot obtain my blood sample?

Occasionally it may not be possible to obtain a suitable blood sample. For patient safety, the healthcare professional undertaking venepuncture may decide that further attempts should not be made during that appointment. Another appointment may therefore be required.

Miracle Inside cannot guarantee that venous blood collection will be successful at any particular appointment.

Any recollection or rebooking arrangements will be explained to you and will be subject to the terms applicable to the service booked.

Can a laboratory reject my blood sample?

Yes. Occasionally a laboratory may be unable to analyse a specimen or may require another sample for technical or quality reasons. Examples can include:

Insufficient specimen volume
Clotting where an unclotted sample is required
Haemolysis
Specimen stability
Transport requirements
Laboratory processing requirements
Quality-control requirements
Requirement for repeat or confirmatory testing

A request for recollection does not necessarily mean the original blood collection was performed incorrectly. Where recollection is required, Miracle Inside will explain the information provided by the laboratory and the available next steps.

How long will my blood-test results take?

Turnaround times vary according to the laboratory investigation requested. Some specialist tests may require:

Referral to another laboratory
Additional analysis
Specialist review
Repeat analysis
Confirmation testing
Recollection

For this reason:

Laboratory turnaround times provided by Miracle Inside are estimates unless expressly confirmed otherwise and cannot always be guaranteed.

Does Miracle Inside interpret blood-test results?

Miracle Inside provides blood collection and laboratory-testing services according to the service booked. Laboratory results should not always be interpreted in isolation. Their clinical significance may depend upon:

Symptoms
Medical history
Medication
Pregnancy status
Previous results
Other laboratory investigations
Imaging
Other clinical information

Where appropriate, you may be advised to discuss your results with your:

GP
Fertility specialist
Consultant
Other healthcare professional responsible for your care

Miracle Inside does not replace medical consultation, clinical diagnosis or ongoing medical management.

External & Specialist Laboratories

Are my samples sometimes sent to another laboratory?

Yes. Depending upon the test requested, analysis may be performed by an external or specialist reference laboratory.

Information necessary to:
Identify your specimen
Perform the requested investigation
Process your sample
Issue the laboratory result
Deliver the service you requested

may therefore need to be provided to an appropriate laboratory or service provider. Patient information is handled in accordance with applicable UK data-protection requirements and the Miracle Inside Privacy Notice. Please review our Privacy Notice for more information about how personal information is processed and shared with relevant service providers.

Can laboratory delays occur?

Yes. Once a sample has been transferred to an external or specialist laboratory, processing may be affected by circumstances outside Miracle Inside's direct control. These can include:

Specialist laboratory workload
Further testing requirements
Quality-control procedures
Referral to another laboratory
Technical issues
Repeat analysis
Sample recollection
Courier or transport delays

Miracle Inside will provide information received from the laboratory where appropriate but cannot guarantee laboratory processing or release times that are controlled by an external laboratory.

Reports & Results

What does my ultrasound report mean?

Your report records the sonographer's findings from the examination performed. It relates to:

The particular examination booked
The scope of that examination
The structures assessed
The images available
The findings visible at that particular time
An ultrasound report should therefore not be interpreted as a guarantee that:
Every possible abnormality has been excluded
Your symptoms cannot have another cause
A condition cannot subsequently develop
Other investigations will never be required

Please follow any recommendations contained within your report.

What happens if the sonographer finds something unexpected?

If an unexpected or potentially significant finding is identified within the scope of your examination, the sonographer will explain it appropriately and document the finding. Depending upon the nature and urgency of the finding, you may be advised to contact your:

GP
Midwife
NHS Early Pregnancy Unit
Maternity triage
Fertility specialist
Consultant
Hospital service

Miracle Inside provides diagnostic ultrasound services and does not provide emergency treatment or ongoing medical management.

Booking & Payment

How much deposit is required?

A minimum deposit of £50 is normally required to secure an appointment. For some services, full payment may be required at the time of booking.

The amount payable will be clearly shown or explained before your booking is confirmed.
The booking deposit:
Secures an appointment period specifically for you
Forms part of the total price of your booked service
Is deducted from the final amount payable
Is subject to the Booking & Cancellation Policy applicable at the time of booking

Your booking is not confirmed until the required booking payment has been received and confirmation has been issued.

Is my £50 deposit refundable?

Whether a deposit or other advance payment is refundable depends upon the circumstances of the cancellation and the Booking & Cancellation Policy accepted when the appointment was made. Relevant factors may include:

When the booking was made
When cancellation is requested
How close the cancellation is to the appointment
Whether the service has already begun
The terms accepted during booking
Applicable statutory consumer rights

Miracle Inside therefore does not rely on a statement that every deposit is automatically non-refundable in every possible circumstance. Please review the current Booking & Cancellation Policy before confirming your appointment. Nothing in our terms is intended to restrict statutory consumer rights.

Can I change my appointment?

Please contact Miracle Inside as soon as possible if you need to change your appointment. Notice periods, permitted amendments and any applicable charges will be determined by the Booking & Cancellation Policy applicable when your appointment was booked. Bookings made close to the appointment date may have more limited amendment options because the appointment period has already been reserved specifically for you.

What happens if I cancel my appointment?

Cancellation and any applicable refund will be dealt with under the Booking & Cancellation Policy accepted when your booking was made. The Booking & Cancellation Policy should be regarded as the definitive source for:

Deposits
Cancellation notice
Refund eligibility
Amendments
Late attendance
Failure to attend
Rebooking arrangements

This prevents different cancellation rules appearing across different pages of our website.

What happens if I do not attend?

Appointments are reserved specifically for individual patients. If you do not attend and have not cancelled within the applicable notice period, charges may apply in accordance with the Booking & Cancellation Policy accepted at the time of booking. Any applicable charges remain subject to your statutory consumer rights.

What happens if I am too late to be scanned?

If you arrive too late for the examination to be undertaken appropriately within the remaining appointment period, the appointment may need to be rescheduled. Any resulting charge, loss of booking payment or rebooking arrangement will be determined according to the Booking & Cancellation Policy applicable to your appointment.

What if my pregnancy is earlier than I expected?

Pregnancy dates estimated before an ultrasound do not always correspond precisely with ultrasound findings. Where a pregnancy is found to be earlier than expected, the booked appointment has still involved:

Reserved clinic time
Sonographer time
Review of relevant information
Ultrasound assessment
Professional interpretation
Reporting

The sonographer will explain the findings and any recommended clinical follow-up. Any entitlement to a complimentary rescan, reduced-price rescan, refund or rebooking depends upon the specific scan package and booking conditions applicable to your appointment. Clinical recommendations about when another scan should be undertaken are separate from contractual refund or rebooking arrangements.

Feeling Unwell Before Your Appointment

What should I do if I have COVID-19, flu or another infectious illness? If you are acutely unwell or believe you may have an infectious illness, please contact the clinic before attending. We will advise you about the appropriate arrangements under the clinic's current infection-prevention procedures. Infection-control arrangements may change according to current public-health guidance, local circumstances and individual clinical considerations.

Children & Guests

Can I bring someone with me?

Guests may be permitted subject to:

Patient privacy
Safety
Examination-room capacity
Clinical requirements
The particular service booked

The number of people permitted in the examination room may therefore sometimes be restricted.

Can I bring children?

Where children are permitted to attend, they must remain appropriately supervised by another responsible adult. The sonographer and other clinic staff cannot assume responsibility for supervising children while an examination or procedure is being performed.

Consent & Dignity

Do I have to consent to every part of the examination? No procedure should be undertaken without appropriate consent. Before an examination, you should have an opportunity to understand what is being proposed. You may:

Ask questions
Request further explanation
Decline an examination
Decline part of an examination
Withdraw consent at any stage

For examinations such as transvaginal ultrasound, the procedure will be explained before consent is obtained. Your privacy and dignity will be respected throughout your appointment.

Complaints & Feedback

How do I make a complaint?

Miracle Inside Diagnostic Scan Clinic aims to provide professional, respectful and safe care. If you are unhappy with any aspect of your experience, you may raise a concern or make a formal complaint. Please provide:

Your full name
Date of appointment
Service received
A clear description of your concern
Any relevant supporting information
Complaints will be reviewed confidentially and dealt with according to the Miracle Inside Complaints Procedure.

Making a complaint will not adversely affect how you are treated by the clinic. Please see our Complaints Procedure for information about:

How to submit a complaint
How it will be reviewed
Response arrangements
Available escalation routes

⚠️ Urgent Medical Symptoms

Do not wait for a private scan if you are seriously unwell Miracle Inside Diagnostic Scan Clinic is not an emergency medical service. Seek appropriate urgent medical assessment if you develop symptoms including: During early pregnancy

Severe or worsening abdominal or pelvic pain
Shoulder-tip pain
Heavy or concerning vaginal bleeding
Significant dizziness or fainting
Collapse
Marked weakness or significant deterioration
During later pregnancy or generally
Chest pain
Significant difficulty breathing
Significant deterioration in your general condition
Reduced fetal movements once fetal movements would normally be established
Depending upon your circumstances, contact:
Your GP NHS 111 NHS Early Pregnancy Unit Maternity Triage Emergency Department

Call 999 in a medical emergency.

Important Information About Miracle Inside Services

Miracle Inside Diagnostic Scan Clinic provides diagnostic ultrasound examinations, reports and selected blood-testing services within the scope of the service booked. Information contained in these FAQs is provided for general information about:

Our services
Preparation
Examination limitations
Follow-up
Safety-netting

It does not constitute personalised medical advice or replace assessment by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

Please Remember

A reassuring scan is not a guarantee

A scan is an investigation and does not guarantee that every possible condition has been excluded.

Ultrasound findings are time-specific

An ultrasound report describes findings visible within the scope of the examination at the time it was performed.

Persistent symptoms require appropriate assessment

A reassuring ultrasound or blood-test result should not cause you to ignore new, persistent or worsening symptoms.

Pelvic ultrasound has limitations

A routine pelvic ultrasound does not establish whether the Fallopian tubes are open.

Miracle Inside is a diagnostic service

Miracle Inside does not provide emergency medical treatment or replace your GP, midwife, NHS Early Pregnancy Unit, maternity service, fertility specialist, consultant or hospital service. Nothing contained within these FAQs or Miracle Inside's terms and conditions is intended to exclude or restrict any responsibility or statutory consumer right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Contact Miracle Inside Miracle Inside Diagnostic Scan Clinic 218A–218B Dewsbury Road Leeds LS11 6ER West Yorkshire Telephone: 0113 460 8760 Email: miracleinside4dscan@gmail.com Private Diagnostic Ultrasound & Blood Testing Services in Leeds