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Hypoplastic nasal bone

2025-04-16 17:28:34
Hypoplastic nasal bone of length 3.7 mm is detected at 19weeks 6 days ultrasound. Rest all soft markers for trisomy 21 are normal. I had nt scan at 13 weeks having nt level as 1.9 mm and low risk dual marker. Is there anything to worry?
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Answered2025-04-27 05:34:43

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It's better to go for an NIPT test to rule out Trisomy 21.

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