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In general, fetal echos are very accurate. A fetal echo can detect nearly all forms of heart disease, including most major heart defects. However, because fetal circulation is different from a baby’s circulation after birth, a few defects may not be detected until after the baby is born. Also, some minor defects may not be detected on a fetal echo.
