Nuchal transluency

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Nuchal transluency

Asked for Female, 29 Years

I'm 13 weeks pregnant.my scan report shows Increased NT 2.3 mm.my doctor advises to take NIPT test.what can I do now

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Dr. Nikitha Murthy

Gynecologist 8 yrs exp Bangalore

If your scan shows an increased NT measurement, serum markers also in combination give a better base for risk assessment. In case of increased risk -NIPT is advisable to rule out any major abnormalities.

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Dr. Nidhi Sharma Gynecologist/Obstetrician 19 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nidhi Sharma

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 19 yrs exp Chennai

See for other markers like nasal bone and faciomaxillary angle in ultrasound . Do a blood test for PAPPA and alpha feto protein and unconjugated estriol (Triple Test ) before NIPT

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