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Re: nuchal translucencyFrom: Bryan Beattie (bbeattie@globalnet.co.uk)Mon Jan 11 18:20:30 1999
The technique is robust with up to 90% detection rate if combined with free BHCG and PAPP-A. Equipment needs to be middle range scanner, we use Tosh Eccocee but you can manage with a Tosh 250 at a push. The UK Dept of Health is running a multicentre trial at present and detection rates are at least as good if not better than serum and some good stuff coming oout about congenital herats in hte abnormally enlarged NT group.
-- Bryan Beattie Cardiff Consultant in Fetal Medicine
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