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What Does This Double Marker Test Report Indicate?
Question: Hello Doctor, for a 12 week 2 day double marker scan results, NT: 2.6 mm (MoM - 1.73), hCGb 119.00 ng/mL (MoM - 3.16) and PAPP-A 5030.00 mU/L (MoM - 1.83). Are these results normal for a 32 years and 1 month old pregnant lady?
Brief Answer:
Follow up after 10 days
Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX
Though prima facae the results of Deeksha appear to be within normal range, she might have been referred to as a high risk case due to the following reasons:
1. These results would have been normal if the CR length of the baby was more than 7 cms. However, the CR length of the baby is just 58.1 mm, meaning thereby that the baby is small.
2. Considering it, the Beta hCG levels are rather high.
3. Moreover, the age of Deeksha is more than 32 years which again increases the risk.
In this you should go stepwise. Now please repeat her reports when she is 16 weeks pregnant; i.e. after 10 more days. After 10 days, please get her following investigations done:
1. Quadruple test
2. Early aneuploidy scan
Please upload the reports and images when available for my review when I can advise you further.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
Follow up after 10 days
Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX
Though prima facae the results of Deeksha appear to be within normal range, she might have been referred to as a high risk case due to the following reasons:
1. These results would have been normal if the CR length of the baby was more than 7 cms. However, the CR length of the baby is just 58.1 mm, meaning thereby that the baby is small.
2. Considering it, the Beta hCG levels are rather high.
3. Moreover, the age of Deeksha is more than 32 years which again increases the risk.
In this you should go stepwise. Now please repeat her reports when she is 16 weeks pregnant; i.e. after 10 more days. After 10 days, please get her following investigations done:
1. Quadruple test
2. Early aneuploidy scan
Please upload the reports and images when available for my review when I can advise you further.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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