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    This medical report summarizes the results of prenatal screening tests for a 32-year-old female patient. The tests measured levels of PAPP-A and free beta hCG in the patient's serum, which are used to estimate the risk of trisomies 21, 18 and 13. The patient's results of 960 mIU/L for PAPP-A and 36.8 ng/mL for free beta hCG correspond to a gestational age of 8-9 weeks and indicate a low risk pregnancy based on statistical analysis accounting for various variables. The report notes that screening cannot rule out all affected pregnancies but provides risk assessment to determine if follow-up invasive testing is recommended.

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    This medical report summarizes the results of prenatal screening tests for a 32-year-old female patient. The tests measured levels of PAPP-A and free beta hCG in the patient's serum, which are used to estimate the risk of trisomies 21, 18 and 13. The patient's results of 960 mIU/L for PAPP-A and 36.8 ng/mL for free beta hCG correspond to a gestational age of 8-9 weeks and indicate a low risk pregnancy based on statistical analysis accounting for various variables. The report notes that screening cannot rule out all affected pregnancies but provides risk assessment to determine if follow-up invasive testing is recommended.

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    This medical report summarizes the results of prenatal screening tests for a 32-year-old female patient. The tests measured levels of PAPP-A and free beta hCG in the patient's serum, which are used to estimate the risk of trisomies 21, 18 and 13. The patient's results of 960 mIU/L for PAPP-A and 36.8 ng/mL for free beta hCG correspond to a gestational age of 8-9 weeks and indicate a low risk pregnancy based on statistical analysis accounting for various variables. The report notes that screening cannot rule out all affected pregnancies but provides risk assessment to determine if follow-up invasive testing is recommended.

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    This medical report summarizes the results of prenatal screening tests for a 32-year-old female patient. The tests measured levels of PAPP-A and free beta hCG in the patient's serum, which are used to estimate the risk of trisomies 21, 18 and 13. The patient's results of 960 mIU/L for PAPP-A and 36.8 ng/mL for free beta hCG correspond to a gestational age of 8-9 weeks and indicate a low risk pregnancy based on statistical analysis accounting for various variables. The report notes that screening cannot rule out all affected pregnancies but provides risk assessment to determine if follow-up invasive testing is recommended.

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    Date 30/Jan/2021 11:59AM Report Date 31/Jan/2021 09:55AM


    Name Mrs. ACHLA VERMA Age/Sex 32 YRS/FEMALE
    Lab No. 142101300105 Reg. No. 6750427
    Panel Name CICL CGHS RATE-CASH Slide No.
    Ref. Dr. Dr. CGHS DISP Sample Collection Date 30-Jan-2021 04:16PM
    Report Status Barcode No. 14300105 {CurrentBalance

    IMMUNOLOGY
    Test Name Value Unit Reference Range

    DOUBLE MARKER, MATERAL SERUM SCREEN 2 FMF ACCREDITED ,Serum


    PAPP A 960.00 mIU/L
    FREE BETA HCG 36.80 ng/mL
    Interpretation :
    Weeks of gestation Free Beta HCG Papp-A
    (Medians ng/mL) (Medians mIU/L)
    8 + 0 to 8 +6 70.7 289
    9 + 0 to 9 +6 75.5 580
    10+ 0 to 10+6 57.3 1144
    11+ 0 to 11+6 42.8 1647
    12 + 0 to 12+6 34.5 2664
    13 + 0 to 13+ 6 29.5 4349

    :- This report is generated using test result from FMF Accredited reagents .
    :- Statistical evaluation has been done using SSDW version 6.0
    :- Screening tests are based on statistical analysis of patient demographic and biochemical data. They simply indicate a high
    or low risk category. Confirmation of screen positives is recommended by Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS).
    :- The interpretive unit is MoM (Multiples of Median) which takes into account variables such as gestational age
    (ultrasound),materal weight, race,insulin dependent Diabetes, multiple gestation, IVF (Date of Birth of Donor, if applicable),
    smoking & previous history of Down syndrome.
    Accurate availability of this data for Risk Calculation is critical.
    :- Ideally all pregnant women should be screened for Prenatal disorders irrespective of maternal age. The test is valid
    between 8-13.6 weeks of gestation, but ideal sampling time is between 10-13 weeks gestation.
    Comments
    First trimester screening for Prenatal disorders (Trisomy 21, 18 & 13) is essential to identify those women at sufficient risk for a congenital
    anomaly in the fetus to warrant further evaluation and followup. For open neural tube defects, second trimester screening before 20 weeks is
    recommended. These are screening procedures which cannot discriminate all affected pregnancies from all unaffected pregnancies. Screening
    cutoffs are established by using MoM values that maximize the detection rate and minimize false positives.

    NOTE :- Facility for further follow-up of screen positive patients with & without invasive
    technique and of genetic counselling also available.

    *** End Of Report ***


    Tests Requested:DOUBLE MARKER, MATERAL SERUM SCREEN 2 FMF ACCREDITED ,USG LOWER ABD NT & NASAL BONE

    Note:- These tests have been conducted by City X Ray & Scan Clinic Pvt. Ltd. (NABL Accredited Lab).

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    *Disclaimer: This is an electronically validated report, if any discrepancy found should be confirmed by user.

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