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Sequential test risk was 1/5000 and age 1/972 for ds, but sono found a white spot on baby heart. did harmony test, how likely will test be negative?
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Highly likely : Its highly likely everything is ok. Seeing a white spot in the heart is common, and although can be associated with a genetic abnormality, is usually found to be incidental in a normal baby.
Answered 2/15/2015
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