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Nt scan 2.41mm

2023-12-01 14:26:04
Hi My gestational age is 11weeks 5 days and Sonar age is 12 weeks 4 days.i just had an NT scan done where the NT was 2.41mm ...is it normal?please let me know m worried...also the left uterine artery is 3.42 and right is 2.31. Impression:Nuchal Translucency is prominent for gestational age(91 centile)
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Answered2023-12-02 06:16:05

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Nt more than two is not a normal

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It is normal

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