prenatal diagnosis

When are Prenatal Tests Performed?

The timing of prenatal tests can vary:
First Trimester: Includes blood tests and nuchal translucency ultrasound.
Second Trimester: Includes detailed ultrasound and maternal serum screening.
Third Trimester: Focuses on fetal growth and well-being through ultrasounds and non-stress tests.

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