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Doc today i had quadruple screen, nuchal thickness was not so clear but he told it is about 3.2 mm.. is it normal to have this value in week 17?
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Nuchal thickness: This is a normal result. An abnormal thickness done prior to 20 weeks gestation is greater than 5-6mm. All the best.
Answered 10/25/2015
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