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into the suprapubic area after the fetus has been located and manually elevated and the aspiration of 5 to 15 ml of amniotic fluid. Ultrasound may be used to locate the placenta and fetal position so that needle contact may be avoided. Amniocentesis is usually performed from the 14th

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