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Small Nasal bone at 20 weeks

2023-09-16 12:29:28
Nasal bone is 2.5 mm at 20 weeks. NIPT was low risk at 13 weeks. Nasal bone was 2.3 mm at 12 weeks. Pls confirm if this is normal or any further testing.
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Answered2023-09-22 12:55:28

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Answered2023-09-16 16:57:03

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Nasal bone of 2.5mm is hypoplastic for that gestation . Since NIPT was low risk. It’s not a confirmatory test. It’s better to consult a fetal medicine specialist for further investigation. She may require an invasive testing

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