Absent Nasal bone

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Absent Nasal bone

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Ultrasound at 13 week 3 days. Double marker result B hcg - 1.940 mom, roche done by lilac insight mumbai Papp A - 0.998 mom FHR 152bpm NT - 1.30 mm CRL 73.0 mm Weight 53 Age 25, breed indian No diabetes , single live fetus , spontaneous , no miscarriage in past. Nasal bone was absent Kindly suggest high risk or low risk preganancy

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Dr. Yukti Wadhawan Gynecologist 18 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Absent nasal bone is not a good sign. Indicates a chromosomal anomaly. Detaiked testing is reqd. Don't take it lightly.

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