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Am i at risk for NIPT scan?
Im 21 weeks pregnant now, NT scan and double marker showed low risk but anomaly scan shows hypoplastic nasal bone one side 2.1 and other side missing . Rest everything fine.No history of hormonal difficulties in family.nt scan measurements for nasal bone were 4.3 mm, how its reduce by 2.1 now? Is that just a scaning mistake? Please suggest something.
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You can go for a repeat sonography at a different Centre. But if you get a similar report then NIPT will have to be done.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Do NIPT
Consult Fetal medicine expert
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Dr. Chandrakala Manta Patil
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Pune
Repeat sonography from foetal medicine experts to have second opinion....and to rule out other anomaly...and amniocentesis remains the confirmatory one...
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Dr. Nirav Patel
Infertility Specialist
9 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Plz connect for better explanation.
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Dr. Prachi Sharda
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7 yrs exp
Kolkata
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