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Re: Nasal bones: imagesFrom: Philippe Coquel (philippe.coquel@wanadoo.fr)Wed Nov 27 13:37:14 2002
in fact, in France, the true problem is to know the value of this marker in a low risk population because more than 95% of patients have a sonography at 12 weeks with a measure of nucal translucency and more than 80% serum markers at 16 -17 weeks. The result is that , at 22 weeks, we have a low or very low-risk population. And the question is: What is now, the significance of nasal bone marker in this population? I hope that we could realize this study for ISUOG congress in Paris, in september 2003 Ph
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> thought as much Philippe - would like to hear about the likelihood ratio
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