
|Articles|July 14, 2011
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The diagnosis of trisomy 21 was made by chorion villus sampling because of increased (3,2 mm) fetal nuchal translucency thickness detected at routine first-trimester ultrasonographic examination.
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The diagnosis of trisomy 21 was made by chorion villus sampling because of increased (3,2 mm) fetal nuchal translucency thickness detected at routine first-trimester ultrasonographic examination. Atrioventricular canal confirmed today.
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