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Nt scan regular double marker screen pos

2020-04-12 19:45:49
I have received an nt scan where only nt scan reports were 1:4123 nt+nb 1:14222 but when we had done double marker t21 was 1:217. Isn't nt scan it self is sufficient ? I know double marker is negativebut what to make out of this ? What are risk or worrisome factors over here.?
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Yes it's high risk below 1:250

Answered2020-04-13 11:50:26

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NT scan Nasal bone n double marker r good screening tests done at 8 to 12 wks to know the risk of Down’s syndrome n other chromosomal abnormalities early

Answered2020-04-12 20:19:43

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