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NT scan at 12 weeks 1 day, NT is 2mm
Today i had my Nt scan, the findings are:
Fetal heart rate 162
CRL 58.2mm
NT 2mm
BPD 21.2mm
Ductus Venosus PI 1.100
Placenta: posterior
Amniotic fluid normal
Cord: cord insertion seen
Nasal bone present, Tricuspid doppler: normal
Fetal anatomy: all present, IT: 1.8mm
Uterine artery PI: 1.25 equivalent to 0.770 MoM
Endocervical lenghth: 33.0mm
My NT is 2mm, is it on the higher side and does it have Down syndrome possiblilty?? I am in tension, please suggest...
Double marker and NIPT test to be done tomorrow
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NT is on the higher side.
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Dr. Sayali Dhalwade
Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Pune
Hi
NT upto 2 mm is normal
Get a double marker done though
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
Infertility Specialist
24 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Its normal.
Know more about ultrasound in pregnancy in my podt on www.gynaetalks.com
Link below
https://gynaetalks.com/ultrasounds-in-pregnancy/
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