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Utility of Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization as a Fetal Surgery Eligibility Criterion for....

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Many centers require genetic testing to rule out chromosome abnormalities before fetal surgery, even when ultrasounds and blood tests already look reassuring
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A study reviewed nearly 1000 pregnancies evaluated for fetal surgery
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When imaging and cell-free DNA screening showed low risk for aneuploidy, the FISH test matched those results 100% of the time
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For low-risk pregnancies, FISH did not provide any new information that changed surgery candidacy
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In carefully selected low-risk cases, non-invasive screening may be enough, potentially avoiding the FISH procedure
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