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Is NT scan necessary after 12 weeks if veginal ultrasound is done at 8 weeks of pregnancy...
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Yes it's necessary as it rules out neural tube defects and other major anomaly related to them
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Yes ..better get it done
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Basically we advise NT scan at 12 weeks duration and to find out the exact date of expected date of delivery and gestational weeks of the baby E and remaining development of the baby in the body so nothing to worry please go through.
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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15 yrs exp
Belgaum
Yes it is necessary to rule out any neural tube defects
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Dr. Ajay Kumar Mehta
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Hazaribag
Yes ,NT nuchal translucency is necessary test .
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