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Anomaly scan NB 4 mm

2025-07-11 08:12:25
Hi, My anomaly scan done at 21weeks as per  Lmp GA and GA age as per USG 20 weeks 3 days and nasal bone mentioned 4 mm is it fyn or anything has to do Nt scan mentioned nasal bone present Double marker low risk Anomaly scan mentioned nasal bone 4mm and attaching report as well Kindly pour ur suggestion please don't mention  connect dr said like it's fyn only but I am bit worried.
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