Absent nasal bone

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Absent nasal bone

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Absent nasal bone with negative amniocentesis test Aneuploidy Trisomy 21 ,13,18 not detected Gonosomal aneuploidy not detected I attached reports also What should I do will my baby be normal or any problem in appearance or other

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Dr. Sravani Kommuru

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You will have normal baby. At 18-22 weeks , you will have tiffa scan, which will rule out any other congenital abnormalities

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