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Antenatal screening is performed in the first or second trimester to determine whether a pregnant woman’s baby has an increased risk of having Down syndrome (a chromosomal abnormality affecting one in 500 pregnancies), Edward syndrome (one in 3000) or open neural tube defects (one in 750). First trimester screening combines
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