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Stolb23 [73]
3 years ago
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Jenny underwent a surgical procedure during the twentieth week of her pregnancy in which the doctors inserted a needle into her

amniotic sac through her abdomen and withdrew some fluid. the fluid was then studied for any abnormalities such as signs of down syndrome and spina bifida. in this scenario, jenny underwent a procedure known as
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yulyashka [42]3 years ago
4 0

Jenny underwent a prenatal test or procedure known as <span>Amniocentesis<span>.  The<span> small amount of amniotic fluid (less than one ounce)  removed from the sac surrounding the </span></span>fetus<span> is then sent to the laboratory for analysis.  Prior to amniocentesis, a complete anatomical ultrasound should be done to patient. </span></span>

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