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[Prenatal diagnosis of chromosome aberrations after implementation of screening for Down's syndrome].

Ugeskrift for laeger - 31 Mar 2008

Kjaergaard Susanne, Hahnemann Johanne M D, Skibsted Lillian, Jensen Lisa Neerup, Sperling Lene, Zingenberg Helle, Kristiansen Anette, Brøndum-Nielsen Karen

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INTRODUCTION: First trimester screening for Down's syndrome was evaluated by the National Board of Health in 2004, and recommended to all pregnant women in the form of an informed choice. We have reviewed prenatal and postnatal chromosome aberrations in 3 counties in Denmark during the years of implementation in 2004, 2005 and 2006. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Risk evaluation based on combined screening (fetal nuchal...

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