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Preferences regarding contemporary prenatal genetic tests among women desiring testing: implications for optimal testing strategies

6 Mar 2016

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OBJECTIVES: To compare utilities for prenatal testing outcomes among women inclined to continue their pregnancy despite abnormal results versus those inclined to terminate and to analyze how differences affect optimal prenatal testing strategies. METHOD: Time tradeoff utilities for 23 outcomes were elicited from 281 women. We compared utilities based on termination inclination and applied them to a...

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PMID: 26946227
DOI: 10.1002/pd.4808

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