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Nuchal translucency
I am 30 years old. I am 12 week pregnant and this is my first pregnancy. I had done my 12 week scanning and report shows nuchal translucency as 2.8mm. Is it normal? Please replay.
(My husband had low sperm count. So we had been under infertility treatment and my husband had done vericose surgery. After that sperm count became normal.)
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
It is more . You need to get triple test and Quadraple test and other markers in ultrasound should also be seen like Nasal bone , faciomaxillary angle and tricuspid regurgitation.
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If risk after quadruple test is > 1:250 she will need an amniocentesis. If risk is between 1:250. -1:1000 she can do NIPT . If risk is less than 1:1000 she can do level 2 ultrasound
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Dr. Anuprabha Karthik
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18 yrs exp
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Nt 2.8mm..slightly on the borderline..get a double or triple marker test done
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