Hi doctor, I had an NT scan and a double marker test at 12 weeks and five days of pregnancy. The report is as follows.  Maternal serum screen 2: Dual test. (CLIA)  HCG, Free Beta 69.00 ng/mL equivalent to 1.81 Corr.MOM's PAPP-A 1.40 mIU/mL equivalent to 0.36 Corr.MOM's  Disorder screen positive cut off  Trisomy 21 (Down) 1:250 Trisomy 18/13 1:100  Ultrasound DATA  CRL 62.9mm Gestational age by CRL 12 + 4 Gestation age on the day of serum taking 12 + 5 Nuchal Translucency 2.00mm NT'Mom's 1.23Mom Nasal Bone Present Measured by a radiologist.  Trisomy 21 Screening  Screen positive 'The calculated risk for Trisomy 21 (with nuchal translucency) is above the cutoff, which indicates an increased risk. After the result of the Trisomy 21 test (with NT) it is expected that among 156 women with the same data, there is one woman with trisomy 21 pregnancy and 155 women with not affected pregnancies.The PAPP-A level is low.The calculated risk by PRISCA depends on the accuracy of the information provided by the referring physician.' I wanted to know about the risk if in the first-trimester screening window is positive. Please suggest.
Hello. I have gone through your question and understand the concerns. I have reviewed the report. It shows an increased risk in the first-trimester screening. You should go for amniocentesis at 16 weeks gestation to rule out any chromosomal anomalies in the fetus. Hope you found the answer helpful. Regards. For more information consult a fetal medicine specialist online -->