Ultrasound and biomarkers can be used between 11-14 weeks of pregnancy to screen for fetal abnormalities. Screening with ultrasound examines fetal anatomy and growth, while biomarkers from maternal blood provide additional risk information. Together, ultrasound and biomarkers in this gestational period allow for more accurate screening than either method alone.
Ultrasound and biomarkers can be used between 11-14 weeks of pregnancy to screen for fetal abnormalities. Screening with ultrasound examines fetal anatomy and growth, while biomarkers from maternal blood provide additional risk information. Together, ultrasound and biomarkers in this gestational period allow for more accurate screening than either method alone.
Ultrasound and biomarkers can be used between 11-14 weeks of pregnancy to screen for fetal abnormalities. Screening with ultrasound examines fetal anatomy and growth, while biomarkers from maternal blood provide additional risk information. Together, ultrasound and biomarkers in this gestational period allow for more accurate screening than either method alone.
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