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Increased nuchal thickness

2024-01-16 14:52:15
Hi, I got my anamoly scan done in 21 weeks 5 days.. This was my 2nd anamoly scan as I was reported with single umbilical artery. In the 1st anamoly scan the nft was declared as normal without mentioning the thickness. But in 2nd anamoly scan, the nft is reported as 7.3 mm.. My double marker test is attached.. Please advice..
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The report is normal. No need to worry

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