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Absent nasal bone and Quadra marker high

2020-08-01 05:34:18
Absent nasal bone and quadruple test results are at high risk 1:247 for 1:250 but at 12 weeks double marker is low risk. Is it better to go for amniocentesis as we r at 20weeks. Type 1 diabetes. This is the second time pregnancy.1st child was healthier
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Risk is more than 1:250 so amniocentesis is advisable
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Risk >1: 250 do amniocentesis Risk 1:250-1:1000 do NIPT Risk < 1:1000 do level 2 ultrasound at 20 weeks

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