patau syndrome

How is Patau Syndrome Diagnosed?

Patau Syndrome can be diagnosed through prenatal screening and diagnostic tests. Common screening methods include ultrasound and maternal serum screening. Diagnostic procedures like chorionic villus sampling (CVS) and amniocentesis can confirm the presence of an extra chromosome 13. High-resolution ultrasonography is often used to detect physical abnormalities associated with the syndrome.

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