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20 weeks Anomaly scan, left measures 4.3mm and right measures 4.0mm. Anything to worry? Other parameters are normal Advanced NIPT test low risk for Aneuploidy ( chromosome 13 18 21) Repeat scan advised after 3 weeks
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