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Re: nuchal translucencyFrom: Onebornjoy@aol.comTue Aug 4 16:40:00 1998
still a bit confused. The triple assay test has a 60% detection rate as far as i can reference so how exactly do you get a 99%? are we talking a communication in terminology problem here...do you know of another way of testing that is not "recomended " because of the people it will put out of work OOOh do tell ore/ sounds like politics of birth are not limited to midwives and OB's!!! dud?! blessings Tania
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