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Trisomy 21 high risk in NT scan
Chromosomal markers found in my NT scan report is nasal bone length is short 2.7 mm and Trisomy 21 background risk 1: 565 and adjusted risk 1: 17. Final comment like nasal bone appears hypoplastic. Could you please suggest us is there any issue?
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Please do amniocentesis
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Suggest to seek fetal medicine opinion, all your reports will need detailed review and you may be asked for amniocentesis to confirm possibility of downs syndrome in baby.book teleconsult to discuss further
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Need to do amniocentesis and karyotyping dear as risk is 1:17 following in the category of high risk
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Risk > 1:250 do amniocentesis
Risk 1:250-1:1000 do NIPT
Risk < 1:1000 level 2 ultrasound
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