Imaging-Based Genetic Testing in the First Trimester: SFM Rabih Chaoui Event, July 2020

3 Sundays with Rabih Chaoui in July 2020 was an epic journey through the basics and advances of fetal imaging. This video brings to you the Case-Based Panel Discussion: Imaging-Based Genetic Testing in the First Trimester from the first Sunday of this mega-event. This session was moderated by Ashok Khurana and the panelists were Ratna Dua Puri, K Manikandan, Chander Lulla, Nitin Chaubal, and Vatsala Dadhwal.

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I want to know where dr ratnapuri got trained in genetics too much clear explanation about each and everything my God

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There is a minimal difference in the whole evaluation process of risk assessment with a 90%correct NT plane. We have to accept that, NT is all about the right Fetal position rather than the person doing it. Even with all protocols followed , if you don't get the fetus on its protocol based position, it's practically impossible to get the perfect plane. Therefore, if the NT is little off the perfect plane, then also, the measurements can be taken into account if there is not much grossly inaccurate . As all of us do NT scan on daily basis, we all have acquired that perception as to which NT is going to be abnormal and which are likely to be normal just by eye balling. We need to relax guys,,, you never get the perfect plane. You can't call back the patient for days n days just for that Few adjustments. If eyeballing gives you an impression that NT is going to be normal, I guess, little off the the protocol measurements will do less impact on the risk assessment.