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Nuchal thickness 9.2mm in 28 wks is it down?
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Possible: A nuchal thickness of greater than 6 mm is associated with Down's syndrome. This is just a screening tool, however, and does not mean the baby has it. you need to talk with your OB about further testing.
Answered 5/29/2018
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