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NT NB USG REPORT
I am 40 yr and in 12th week pregnancy. My NTNB report shows NT 1.85 & Mentions Nuchal translucency is high normal measuring 1.8 mm (Average 5 values).
Nasal bone (2.5 mm)
CRL 6.5cm
Intracranial translucency 2.1cm
FHR – 162 bpm
Placenta is posterior
Cervical length 3.8cm
Facial angle <85
uterine arteries 1.25 Average
Ductus venosus shows
normal ‘a’ waves. No tricuspid regurgitation is seen
Screening ultrasound of maternal upper abdomen reveals no significant abnormality.
The term "Nuchal translucency is high normal measuring 1.8 mm (Average 5 values).". Is making me tensed. Is everything is normal with my baby.
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Ur report is normal nothing to worry much
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I can understand your concern as you are elderly pregnancy.
But pls don't worry nuchal translucency is within normal limit(less than 2.5 mm is normal)
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
you need genetic tests as well..as it is high risk
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Jaipur
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
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