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Hi Robin,
Doesn't sound good. A 22q FISH is good. I would also perform a cord
blood karyotype at the time of delivery. Later...
Jerry
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Subject: fetus with ?truncus
Hello-
I have an 18 year old patient whose quad screen was +for T18 with >1/5
risk. All four analytes low. Amnio normal. Ultrasound at 24 weeks
showed some heart defect, probably truncus, as well as clenched hands,
and single umbilical artery. I am having the lab add 22q FISH, anything
else worth testing for at this point? Termination is not an option.
Thanks
Robin
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Robin M. Troxell, MS, CGC
Genetic Counselor
University of Missouri Department of Child Health Mercy St. John's
Hospital (Springfield, MO)
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