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Hi my wife is pregnant and ultrasound mentioned left lateral ventricle 9mm and midwife yesterday mentioned as soft sign of down. i'm really worried.
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Blood tests,: more specific ultrasound evaluation, amniocentesis, are other measures to find the correct answer.
Answered 12/17/2019
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