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Artificial Intelligence in the Analysis of the Fetal Genome in Utero: A Critical Review of Current Paradigms, Clinical Utility and Future Horizons

2026-08-29

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Prenatal genomic medicine now generates data at a scale that exceeds what unaided human interpretation can process within the time available to a continuing pregnancy. Cell-free DNA screening, chromosomal microarray, exome sequencing and, increasingly, genome sequencing produce millions of candidate observations per case, and computational methods described as artificial intelligence have been proposed at almost e...

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eb01b17c-6dc7-5ba4-a36d-4411f91381d3
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10.9734/ajmah/2026/v24i91430
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