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NT scan value 2.6mm and crm 70mm
My wife NT scan at 12 weeks is 2.6 mm , CRM 70mm percentile is 95. Is there possible of down syndrome. Please suggest is it correct or wrong
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Crl is normal but u should see NT is 2.6 so go ahead with NIPT
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Dr. Mamatha Devi S
Gynecologist
34 yrs exp
Bangalore
Go ahead with Double marker and NIPT and take an opinion.
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Kolkata
It does NOT always mean Down syndrome. the reason for high NT are Down syndrome, other chormosomal anomaly, heart disease in the baby etc. Do not take decision based on NT scan. The final decision depends on blood results (Double markers or combined test). The only way to confirm the cause is CVS at this stage. please do CVS by fetal medicine expert to see whether the cells of the baby contains any chromosomal problems or not.
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