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NT NB SCAN and Dual Marker
I had NT NB Scan (image enclosed) and Dual Marker Test at 13W 1D Pregnancy. The summary of report are ammended below:
CRL : 69 mm
FHR: 167 BPM
NT: 2.20mm
Ductus Venosus PI: 0.75
Endocervical Length: 37 mm
Cord: 3 vessels
Placental Position: Fundal
Nasal Bone: Present
DUALMARKER REPORT
Free Beta Hcg: 1.45 MoM
PAPP-A: 1.15 MoM.
T21: 1 in 1000 (Cut off: 1:250, Age Risk: 1:580)
T18: 1:100000 (Cut off: 1:100, Age Risk: 1:5200)
T13: 1:12000 (Cut off: 1:100, Age Risk: 1:7600)
Is all these reports are normal?
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The ultrasound scan looks normal
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Do a Anamoly scan at 18-22weeks
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Hello , being a fetal medicine.
Ur reports are fine.
First trimester screening (NT - NB scan and double markers) - low risk
in ur case..
T21- 1:7859 in ur case, its low risk.
Next Steps
for now ur wife is doing well
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get anomaly scan at 19 to 20 weeks.
enjoy safe pregnancy.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
According to the report,risk is low.
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