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Quadruple Marker test
I am 32years old female. My last LMP was 30/6/22. 1st pregnancy.
My double marker test was negative (Normal).
My Blood report was also normal.
My target scan sonography was also normal.
AFP - 77.31 ng/mL
Ue3 - 8.98 mga/mL
Beta HCG - 4709 mIU/mL
Inhibin A serum - 215 ph/mlm hai
Trisomy 21 - 1:7930 (Low risk) , cut off- 1:250
Trisomy 18 - <1:10000 (Low risk) , cut off - 1:100
MoM - 1.42 , cut off - 2.5
Reports are normal??
Baby is healthy?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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