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Normal Range of T21 Biochemical Risk
Kindly suggest about normal range of Trisomy 21 Biochemical risk? As my wife dual marker test report shows Biochemical risk 1:445 and combined risk for Trisomy 21 is 1:2265...Is there any concern for biochemical risk??
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