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The future of prenatal HIV testing*
Acta Paediatrica, 1997The use of zidovudine for the prevention of mother‐to‐child transmission of human immunodeficiency virus, as well as continuing advances in our understanding of the determinants of that transmission, and of potential new avenues of intervention augur ever more efficient perinatal prevention strategies in the near future. In this paper the evolving role
H, Minkoff, A, Willoughby
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2005
Abstract All parents-to-be are offered tests to check on the wellbeing of their unborn baby. They need clear and relevant information about the purpose, the timing and the risks of each test, as well as details of how the test will actually be performed.
Lachlan De Crespigny, Frank Chervenak
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Abstract All parents-to-be are offered tests to check on the wellbeing of their unborn baby. They need clear and relevant information about the purpose, the timing and the risks of each test, as well as details of how the test will actually be performed.
Lachlan De Crespigny, Frank Chervenak
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Prenatal Genetic Testing Options
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2019All patients should be offered prenatal screening and diagnosis. Testing options depend on many factors, including patient age, family history, and patient preference. Options are rapidly changing with emerging technology. Aneuploidy screening options include ultrasound, maternal analytes, and cell-free DNA.
Angie C, Jelin +2 more
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Noninvasive Prenatal Testing: An Update on Prenatal Screening and Testing Options
NeoReviews, 2014The landmark discovery that cell-free fetal DNA was present in maternal plasma paved the way for significant changes in prenatal screening and diagnosis. Although traditional screening approaches relied on measuring maternal serum markers and ultrasound findings, analyzing cell-free fetal DNA held the promise of increasing the sensitivity and ...
Sarah C. Harris, Neeta L. Vora
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An Update on Current Prenatal Testing Options: First Trimester and Noninvasive Prenatal Testing
Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2015Prenatal genetic testing is rapidly evolving and requires that prenatal care providers stay up‐to‐date with accurate, evidence‐based knowledge. Noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT), first trimester maternal serum markers, and fetal nuchal translucency are the most recently developed screening tests added to the testing repertoire for detection of ...
Gwen, Latendresse, Angela, Deneris
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Ethical issues in prenatal testing
Clinical Biochemistry, 1994Many ethical concerns raised by prenatal testing are based on the use and effects of genetic information in nonclinical contexts. Correct or incorrect beliefs about social uses of genetic information may limit the voluntariness of informed consent to prenatal testing.
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Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology, 1993
(1993). Prenatal hearing tests? Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 143-146.
Sara Shahidulllah, Peter G. Hepper
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(1993). Prenatal hearing tests? Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 143-146.
Sara Shahidulllah, Peter G. Hepper
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Prenatal Genetic Consultation and Testing
Clinical Obstetrics & GynecologyThe evolution of prenatal genetic testing has transformed prenatal diagnosis into a more precise and individualized approach. Advanced tools such as chromosomal microarray analysis and exome sequencing have enabled the prenatal diagnosis of more genetic conditions, including anomalies and disorders eligible for fetal therapy.
Sarah, Araji +3 more
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Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation, 2005
Numerous advances over the past 15 years have led to a much wider array of prenatal testing options for pregnant women who are interested in obtaining information regarding the chromosomal status of their fetus. However, despite recent data calling into question the assumptions underlying current testing guidelines, including those inherent in the risk-
Miriam Kuppermann, Mary E. Norton
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Numerous advances over the past 15 years have led to a much wider array of prenatal testing options for pregnant women who are interested in obtaining information regarding the chromosomal status of their fetus. However, despite recent data calling into question the assumptions underlying current testing guidelines, including those inherent in the risk-
Miriam Kuppermann, Mary E. Norton
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2016
How are genome sequencing technologies changing prenatal testing? One area where genomics is revolutionizing current practice is prenatal DNA testing. Prenatal DNA testing is a common practice used to monitor whether fetuses may have abnormal chromosome numbers (aneuploidy), which occurs about once in every...
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How are genome sequencing technologies changing prenatal testing? One area where genomics is revolutionizing current practice is prenatal DNA testing. Prenatal DNA testing is a common practice used to monitor whether fetuses may have abnormal chromosome numbers (aneuploidy), which occurs about once in every...
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