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Nasal bone in fetus

2022-06-08 09:38:10
Does nasal bone measuring 4.1mm is normal for a fetus in 13 weeks?! Is that the normal length !?
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Answered2022-06-08 12:01:57

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Yes 4 mm nasal bone is quite normal. Kindly keep followup by Anamoly scan  sonography after 4 weeks .

Answered2022-06-08 11:08:23

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