High Risk of Down Syndrome: Do You Need Amniocentesis?
Understanding the necessity and related recommendations for amniocentesis when facing a high risk of Down Syndrome.
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How Many Times Do I Need to Undergo a Down Syndrome Screening?
The Down Syndrome screening is typically conducted once during pregnancy between 15-20 weeks.
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How to Better Prevent Pediatric Cerebral Palsy?
Statistics show the high incidence rate of pediatric cerebral palsy, reminding us to remain vigilant, with prevention being the key.
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How to Detect Fetal Malformations and Mental Retardation?
How can you detect fetal malformations or mental retardation during pregnancy?
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How to Handle a Fetal Right Lymphatic Cyst?
A fetal right lymphatic cyst is an abnormality found during the ultrasound examination during pregnancy, typically resolving after the 26th week of gestation.
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How to Handle the Diagnosis of Down Syndrome During Pregnancy
What should be done when Down syndrome is diagnosed during pregnancy?
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How to Treat Thalassemia?
Explore the treatment methods for thalassemia, including medication, surgical options, and preventive measures.
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Interpreting High-Risk Down Syndrome Screening Results
Explanation of high-risk Down syndrome screening results for fetus and subsequent diagnosis recommendations
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Interpreting the Prenatal Hemolytic Disease Report for Newborns
Interpreting and Handling Suggestions for ABO Hemolytic Report
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Interpreting the Results of a Down Syndrome Screening
Guidance on Interpreting Down Syndrome Screening Results
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