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NT Scan - 13 week 2 days

2022-11-21 01:29:47
Attaching my NT scan report here . NT score is higer than 95 percentile but nasal bone is present. Doctor advised us there is a more chance of anamoly. What should we do. kindly suggest
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Visit foetal med specialist

Answered2022-11-21 03:27:51

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Get dual marker done ..and the best would be go for NIPT test https://gynaetalks.com/ultrasounds-in-pregnancy/

Answered2022-11-21 03:06:47

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Your pregnancy is more than 12 weeks. You can go for NIPT (Non Invasive Prenatal Testing). It is also a screening test. That means it may not give a definite diagnosis but it is better than Double and Triple Marker. Please explore the possibility if it is available in your area.

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Go fr a dual test If positive Aminocentesis

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