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11 weeks pregnant. nt value was 1.3mm in usg. normal?
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Low risk: This value is considered low risk. Keep in mind this test is not perfect. It can be false both ways. If the value is far higher than this, further testing would be in order. Also, the woman's age is a factor here too.
Answered 5/21/2014
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