A 32-year-old pregnant woman received an NT test result of 1.3mm at 13 weeks of pregnancy and a Down syndrome screening result of 1:499 at 16 weeks. She inquires about the meaning of this result and whether further examination is needed. At 25 years old, she hopes doctors can help, as she is very worried.

How to cope with the result of an amniocentesis confirming Down syndrome and make appropriate decisions.

Learn about the preventive measures for Down Syndrome, including prenatal counseling and diagnosis, as well as the impact of age on the risk of the condition.

Issues that patients with chromosomal balanced translocations may encounter in the next generation and their solutions.

If an initial diagnosis of hydrocephalus is made, it is recommended to undergo regular ultrasound examinations for close observation.