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I m 20 week pregnent. in ultrasound of 2nd leval its mention hypolastic nosal bone(3mm) .  Further the quadmarker test is normal. What is the meaning of these thpes of report.
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Hypoplastic Nasal bone just indicates that there maybe problem with the baby, so we do tests to confirm whether any problem is actually there which is quadruple marker. If it's normal, then the baby is not having any chromosomal abnormalities.
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