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My nuchal fold thickness is 0.28cm at 13 weeks 2 days. should we worry? what does it mean?
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Antenatal screening: Hi the nuchal fold thickness is only part of the antenatal screening...it is important to use the bloodwork along with the NT to evaluate your risk factors for genetic problems.
Answered 10/24/2015
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