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Re: Abnormal triple screeFrom: ATB28@aol.comWed Feb 25 18:09:47 1998
Gary: Increased values (particularly in an obese woman, who one expect diluted analytes and decreased values) are worrisome - there are several reports in the medical literature about obstetric risks in women at risk for BOTH NTD (incr. MSAFP) and DS (increased hCG): IUGR, etc. [see 1996, 1997 Prenat Diag]. What were the specific, computed risks cited for DS and NTD? (And while I have you here....are you moving yet to the Quad test in NV?) Allan T. Bombard, MD
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