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Screening for Down's Syndrome?body=http://www.obgyn.net/avtranscripts/aium2001_fougner2.htmFrom: Karrin Vallin (kveee@prodigy.net)Fri Apr 12 21:59:18 2002
According to your article, there is some disparity among practitioners that ultrasound does not necessarily paint an accurate picture for the diagnosis of Down's Syndrome. Is my understanding of this article correct? I am 34 (first child) with and have recently had a triple screen positive for Down's. Ultrasonography revealed a thickened nuchal fold, but the practitioner wasn't sure if it was a 6 or not. Does your article state that a 6 at one gestational age would be a different prognosis than a 6 at a different gestational age? Naturally, I am anxiously awaiting the results of my amnio. -karrin
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