Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing
Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is a blood-based genetic, prenatal screening test of the pregnant mom that screens for common chromosomal conditions that affect a baby’s health.
This non-invasive prenatal testing is indicated to perform a prenatal screening for possible abnormalities in the fetus from week 9 of pregnancy.
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The Non-invasive Prenatal Test consists of an analysis of the mother's blood to detect abnormalities of the fetus, avoiding performing an amniocentesis and the possible risks that this test entails.
1. Who can take the Non-Invasive Prenatal Test?
This test is indicated for pregnant women of any age from week 9 of pregnancy.
- In the following situations:
· Single or twin pregnancy
· In Vitro Fertilization Pregnancies
· Pregnancy by egg donation
· Vanishing Twin (Missing Twin)
2. What does it detect?
- Trisomies 21, 18 and 13 (Down syndrome, Edwards syndrome, Patau syndrome), Monosomy X (Turner syndrome) and other sexual aneuploidies.
- Triploidy
- Microdeletions (Di George Syndrome, Monosomy 1p36, Cri-du-chat Syndrome, Angelman Syndrome, Prader-Willi Syndrome)
- Fetal sex
3. Delivery and interpretation of results
Delivery time 8 working days.
Interpretation:
LOW PROBABILITY: It confirms by 99% the probability that the fetus does not present the syndromes analyzed. However, it does not rule out the possibility of fetal chromosomal involvement,
HIGH PROBABILITY: To confirm a HIGH RISK result, a definitive diagnostic test is required on the amniotic fluid. It is important that you consult the results with your gynecologist.
Basic Non-Invasive Prenatal Test
1. Who is it for?
This test is indicated for:
- Pregnancy from week 9.
- Single pregnancy
- Egg donation pregnancy.
- Twin pregnancy:
* Determines:
Fetal fraction
Fetal sex
Twin zygosity (monozygotic or dizygotic)
2. What it detects?
- Trisomy 21. S. Down:
- Trisomy 18. S. Edwards
- Trisomy 13. S. Patau
- Monosomy X. S. Turner
- Sexual aneuploidies
- Fetal sex
- Triploidy
- 22q11.2 S. Di George
3. Interpretation of the results:
Interpretation:
LOW PROBABILITY: It confirms by 99% the probability that the fetus does not present the syndromes analyzed. However, it does not rule out the possibility of fetal chromosomal involvement,
HIGH PROBABILITY: To confirm a HIGH RISK result, a definitive diagnostic test is required on the amniotic fluid. It is important that you consult the results with your gynecologist.
4. Indications.
It is not necessary to come on an empty stomach.
It is recommended to eat food at least 4 hours before the analysis.
- Price 550€
- Video
Extended Non-Invasive Prenatal Test
1. Who is it for?
This test is indicated for:
- Pregnancy from week 9.
- For single pregnancy.
* Not indicated for twin pregnancy or pregnancy by egg donation.
2. What it detects?
- Trisomy 21. S. Down
- Trisomy 18. S. Edwards
- Trisomy 13. S. Patau
- Monosomy X. S. Turner
- Sexual Aneuploidies
- Fetal sex
- Triploidy
- 22q11.2 S. Di George
- Monosomy 1p36
- 5P S. Cri-du-Chat
- 15q11.2 S. Prader-Willi
- Angelman
3. Interpretation of the results:
Interpretation:
LOW PROBABILITY: It confirms by 99% the probability that the fetus does not present the syndromes analyzed. However, it does not rule out the possibility of fetal chromosomal involvement,
HIGH PROBABILITY: To confirm a HIGH RISK result, a definitive diagnostic test is required on the amniotic fluid. It is important that you consult the results with your gynecologist.
4. Indications.
It is not necessary to come on an empty stomach.
It is recommended to eat food at least 4 hours before the analysis.
- Price 750€
- Video
Special Cases Non-Invasive Prenatal Test
1. Who is it for?
This test is indicated for:
- Pregnancy from week 9.
- Twin pregnancy from egg donation.
- Pregnancy with evidence of missing twin.
- Pregnancy if you have recently received a bone marrow transfusion
2. What it detects?
- Trisomy 21. S. Down
- Trisomy 18. S. Edwards
- Trisomy 13. S. Patau
- Monosomy X. S. Turner
- Fetal sex
- Triploidy
- 22q11.2 S. Di George
- Monosomy 1p36
- 5P S. Cri-du-Chat
- 15q11.2 S. Prader-Willi
- Angelman
3. Interpretation of the results:
Interpretation:
LOW PROBABILITY: It confirms by 99% the probability that the fetus does not present the syndromes analyzed. However, it does not rule out the possibility of fetal chromosomal involvement,
HIGH PROBABILITY: To confirm a HIGH RISK result, a definitive diagnostic test is required on the amniotic fluid. It is important that you consult the results with your gynecologist.
4. Indications.
It is not necessary to come on an empty stomach.
It is recommended to eat food at least 4 hours before the analysis.
- Price 600€
- Video
| NIPT PANEL | SYNDROMES | SINGLE PREGNANCY | TWIN PREGNANCY | |||
| Natural | Egg donation | Monozygotic | Dizygotic | |||
| BASIC 550€ | EXTENDED 750€ | Down S. (T21) | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| Edwards’ S. (T18) | YES | YES | YES | YES | ||
| Patau S. (T13) | YES | YES | YES | YES | ||
| Fetal Sex | YES | YES | YES | YES | ||
| Sexual Aneuploidies (Turner & Resto S.) | YES | NO | YES | NO | ||
| DiGeorge S. (22Q11.2 microdeletion) | YES | NO | YES | NO | ||
| Triploidy | YES | NO | NO | NO | ||
| Microdeletion Panel (DiGeorge S., Prader-Willi, Angelman, Cri-Du-Chat, 1p36 monosomy) | YES | NO | NO | NO | ||
Benefits
TECHNICALLY SUPERIOR
It detects conditions that other tests cannot, including molar pregnancy, triploidy, and disappearance of the twin.
UNIQUE IN DIFFERENTIATING GENETIC PROFILE
The only test that differentiates between maternal and fetal DNA, helping to avoid false positives and false negatives.
TWIN PREGNANCY
It can assess zygosity (if identical), individual fetal sex, and individual fetal fraction * in twin pregnancies.
NOT INVASIVE
With a simple sample of maternal blood we avoid putting the fetus at risk.
WEEK 9
The test can be done from week 9 of pregnancy.
99% PRECISION
Accuracy rate greater than 99% for the detection of Down Syndrome.
