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Significados de prenatal screening em inglês

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пренатальная диагностика
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diagnóstico pré-natal
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diagnòstic prenatal
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diagnostico pre-natal

Testing and prenatal care that focus on detecting problems with the pregnancy as early as possible.

diagnóstico pré-natal
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Examples for "prenatal testing"
Examples for "prenatal testing"
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The use of the decision aid improved informed decision-making regarding prenatal testing.
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Genetic diagnosis can also provide a possibility for prenatal testing.
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It is an essential quality control component of noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) results.
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Healthcare professionals should take these differences into consideration when counseling pregnant women on prenatal testing.
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This technology is potentially valuable for using circulating plasma nucleic acids for prenatal testing and research.
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Background: Massively parallel sequencing has recently been used in noninvasive prenatal diagnosis.
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The decisions and practices in prenatal diagnosis should be debated throughout society.
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The introduction of fetal echocardiography has made prenatal diagnosis of CHD possible.
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This enabled us to provide definitive prenatal diagnosis at 10 weeks' gestation.
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There is no specific ultrasound prenatal diagnosis and no identified genetic locus.
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Circulating fetal nucleated cells (CFNCs) have shown potential in noninvasive prenatal diagnostics.
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Genetic sequencing is currently used in limited capacity to study patients' cancer tumors or in prenatal diagnostics.
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Examination of LOH is useful for prenatal diagnostics especially when time is lacking due to patient's pregnancy or in case of mutation screening failure.
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Analyses in Denmark were restricted to the period before prenatal diagnostics became available (2004) and pregnancy terminations of fetuses with birth defects became more common.
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Uso de prenatal screening em inglês
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The intervention group additionally received an information booklet about prenatal screening and diagnosis.
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Data were collected on the prenatal screening method, diagnosis, and delivery.
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Main outcome measures: Women's knowledge score of prenatal screening.
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Our data showed that the prenatal screening rate of CHD appears satisfactory in Southern France.
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These results justify efforts to improve prenatal screening programs.
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This study did not find any benefit in terms of mortality from prenatal screening for CHD.
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Genetic evaluation consisted of noninvasive prenatal screening (NIPS) or amniocentesis.
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We evaluated performance characteristics of a laboratory-developed, non-invasive prenatal screening (NIPS) assay for fetal aneuploidies.
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Objective: This study evaluates pregnant women's and healthcare professionals' preferences regarding specific prenatal screening and diagnostic test characteristics.
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The majority of women receiving an abnormal result on routine prenatal screening subsequently give birth to unaffected children.
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Proponents of prenatal screening and the new abortion legislation say it's all about giving women information, and choice.
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Noninvasive prenatal screening (NIPS) is revolutionizing prenatal screening as a result of its increased sensitivity, specificity.
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The correlation between education, knowledge score, experiential knowledge of congenital disabilities, and the likelihood of accepting prenatal screening.
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Objective: Yearly, 450 000 pregnant Canadians are eligible for voluntary prenatal screening for trisomy 21.
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Recently, practices have begun integrating cell-free DNA-based noninvasive prenatal screening as a screening option for a variety of genetic conditions.
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Nevertheless, our results, suggest that NT is not a very effective or efficient tool for the prenatal screening of CHD.
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