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Does the fetus have to be a certain size (mm/cm) in order for the nuchal translucency (ips) ultrasound to be performed?
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Yes.: This is done between 11-14 weeks estimated gestational age. This corresponds to a crown-rump length of between about 4-8 cm.
Answered 11/2/2018
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