NT SCAN AND DOUBLE MARKER TEST

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Hi doctor! I am 34 yrs old and this is my 2nd pregnancy.my NT scan report says the NT 1.6 mm and my PAPPA LEVEL 4423 MIU/l Free beta HCG 57.15 IU/l i have taken these at my 13th week pregnancy.Is it normal?I need ur suggestion.

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Dr. Deepa Vinay Nambiar Gynecologist 11 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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AN NT measurement less than 2.5mm is normal. The double marker is a risk ratio based result . Based on calculations using age biochemical markers and the nt it gives a risk ratio.