Twin Pregnancy Specialist Care in the UAE
Twin pregnancy care in the UAE at Mediclinic MFM Units (Abu Dhabi & Al Ain Hubs) includes specialist ultrasound monitoring for dichorionic and monochorionic twins. If TTTS or another complication requiring fetal surgery is identified, care is coordinated promptly through the advanced fetal-therapy hub at Mediclinic Airport Road Hospital in Abu Dhabi.
Who This Page is For
Customized clinical pathways and insights to support our patients and referring medical partners.
Pregnant Patient
Mothers pregnant with twins (identical or fraternal) wanting dedicated, specialist surveillance.
Referring Doctor
Obstetricians seeking expert co-management or tertiary referrals for monochorionic twin complications.
Abnormal Screening
Patients with suspected Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS), selective growth restriction, or amniotic fluid discrepancies.
Second Opinion
Parents wanting detailed explanations of twin risks, chorionicity, and management protocols.
When to see MFM
What we do
What happens during the visit
A comprehensive scan evaluating both twins’ growth, amniotic fluid, and individual Dopplers.
Consultation explaining growth trajectories and specific risks based on chorionicity.
Development of a delivery plan (timing and mode of delivery) optimized for both babies.
When urgent referral is needed
- Sudden, rapid increase in abdominal size or maternal shortness of breath (signs of acute polyhydramnios).
- Decreased fetal movements of one or both twins.
- Vaginal bleeding, fluid leaking, or regular pelvic cramping.
Where the service is available
Available across Mediclinic MFM hubs in Abu Dhabi (Airport Road Hospital) and Al Ain (Al Jowhara Hospital), with referral pathways coordinating care for patients nationwide.
Why Fetus.ae / Mediclinic MFM
Specialists Available
Fellowship-trained, internationally recognized consultants offering evidence-based precision care.

Dr. Ali Al-Ibrahim
Head of Unit, Consultant Maternal Fetal MedicineConsultant in Maternal-Fetal Medicine in Al Ain and Abu Dhabi with more than 25 years of experience, University of Toronto fellowship training, and Arab and Saudi Board certification in OBGYN.
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Dr. Leanne Bricker MB.BCh FRCOG
Consultant in Fetal & Maternal MedicineOver three decades of clinical excellence, serving as Chair of Fetal Medicine at Corniche Hospital from 2014-2025.
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Dr. Soha Tohamy Said MB BCH MRCPI, FRCOG
Consultant Obstetrics and Gynecology, Consultant Maternal Fetal MedicineFormer Department Chair of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Corniche Hospital with immense experience leading tertiary maternity services.
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Dr. Najwa Mohamed El Fky
Consultant Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Maternal Fetal Medicine SpecialistConsultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist with extensive experience in high-risk obstetrics, prenatal diagnosis, and obstetric ultrasound.
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Dr. Bernard Nasr
Consultant Obstetrics/Gynecology, Maternal Fetal MedicineFrench-trained MFM expert proficient in invasive therapeutic procedures and multiple pregnancy complications.
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Dr. Marija Hadji Lega
Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist, Associate ProfessorInternationally trained specialist with 25+ years of clinical experience, renowned for advanced fetal neurology and cardiology.
View Full ProfileFrequently Asked Questions
Clinical answers directly from our specialists to help prepare you for your appointment.
Chorionicity refers to whether the twins share a placenta (monochorionic) or have separate placentas (dichorionic). It determines the level of monitoring required.
Monochorionic (identical) twins are scanned every 2 weeks starting from 16 weeks to check for TTTS, while dichorionic twins are monitored every 4 weeks.
TTTS is a serious condition in monochorionic twins where blood flows unequally between the babies through shared placental blood vessels.
قد تكون الولادة المهبلية مناسبة في حالات مختارة، ولا سيما عندما يكون التوأم الأول بوضعية الرأس ولا توجد موانع توليدية أخرى. يحدد الفريق الخطة وفق نوع المشيمة ووضعية الجنينين وعمر الحمل والسياق السريري.
Uncomplicated fraternal (dCDA) twins are usually delivered at 37–38 weeks, while identical (mCDA) twins are delivered at 36–37 weeks.
We manage and treat complications locally; for complex fetal surgeries, patients in Al Ain are referred directly to our Abu Dhabi hub with care coordinated smoothly.
Getting Here & Access
Our two hubs cover the country: Mediclinic Airport Road Hospital in Abu Dhabi and Mediclinic Al Jowhara Hospital in Al Ain. Patients from Dubai (about 60–75 minutes on the E11), Sharjah, Ajman and the Northern Emirates typically attend the Abu Dhabi hub, while Al Ain and Eastern Region families are seen locally. Referrals are coordinated so travel is minimised and, wherever possible, imaging, counselling and any procedure are grouped into as few visits as possible.
Insurance & Coverage
Across both hubs we work with major UAE insurers including Daman (Thiqa and Enhanced), ADNIC, Nextcare, NAS and other networks. Coverage and pre-authorisation vary by plan and emirate, so our team confirms eligibility and arranges approvals before you travel. Self-pay packages are available nationwide.
Areas We Serve
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