Down's syndrome, cardiac anomalies, and nuchal translucency

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Papers p 81 Since the first report on the ability of nuchal translucency measurement to detect pregnancies affected by Down's syndrome by Nicolaides et al in 19941 over 20studies have been published on the issue. Despite all these efforts, however, the exact performance of nuchal translucency measurement in detecting Down's syndrome is still unknown. Recent large studies in low risk populations have evaluated...

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