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Hypoplasia nasal bone

2020-08-19 10:35:03
Hypoplasia nasal bone in 21 weeks tiffa scan.and other anomaly are normal.is it any problem for baby
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Needs amniocentesis with FISH to know the karyotype of the baby U can also consider non invasive prenatal testing or NIPT

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Do a quadruple screening test..

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Hi. Yes you need to do target scan to rule out congenital anomalies in the baby .

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