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Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis through Chorionic Villus Sampling

Giovanni Monni, Rosa Maria Ibba, Maria Angelica Zoppi

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This chapter contains sections titled: Historical aspects of chorionic villus sampling Indications Counseling and consent before the procedure Sampling procedure Contraindications Methods of analysis Choice of approach: transcervical versus transabdominal chorionic villus sampling Timing of chorionic villus sampling Patient acceptance Ultrasound and chorionic villus sampling Learning curve Multiple pregnancies Challenges and pitfalls Follow-up of fetus and infants after chorionic villus sampling Maternal complications Diagnostic problems References

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Key concepts: Chorionic villus sampling, Chorionic villi, Sampling (signal processing), Obstetrics, Prenatal diagnosis, Medicine, Gynecology, Pregnancy