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Clinical analysis of the combined screening of AFP,UE_3,β-HCG on diagnosis for the Down syndrome at the second trimester of pregnancy

Hua Yin

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BACKGROUND To study the method of prenatal screening for Down syndrome at the second trimester of pregnancy and main factors of affecting its value-at-risk. CASE REPORTS The value of AFP ,UE3,β-HCG in serum of 950 cases of pregnant women at 14~20 weeks were detected by the automated Chemiluminescence Immunoassay System,and the value-at-risk was analyzed by using analytical software provided from Beckman Corporation in America. The risk-rate was 1∶380 as the cut-off point to analyze risk status in 950 cases of second trimester fetuses.10 of second trimester fetuses were over 1∶380 risk rate,in which 5 cases were performed amniocentesis and 1 case was diagnosed to the Down syndrome by karyotype analysis of chromosome in amniotic fluid,the other 5 cases refused invasive procedures,but diagnosed negative after childbirth,and positive rate was 10.0%. DISCUSSION The combined screening of AFP,UE3,β-HCG in serum is ideal prenatal screening model of diagnosis for the Down syndrome.

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BACKGROUND To study the method of prenatal screening for Down syndrome at the second trimester of pregnancy and main factors of affecting its value-at-risk. CASE REPORTS The value of AFP ,UE3,β-HCG in serum of 950 cases of pregnant women at 14~20 weeks were detected by the automated Chemiluminescence Immunoassay System,and the value-at-risk was analyzed by using analytical software provided from Beckman Corporation in America. The risk-rate was 1∶380 as the cut-off point to analyze risk status in 950 cases of second trimester fetuses.10 of second trimester fetuses were over 1∶380 risk rate,in which 5 cases were performed amniocentesis and 1 case was diagnosed to the Down syndrome by karyotype analysis of chromosome in amniotic fluid,the other 5 cases refused invasive procedures,but diagnosed negative after childbirth,and positive rate was 10.0%. DISCUSSION The combined screening of AFP,UE3,β-HCG in serum is ideal prenatal screening model of diagnosis for the Down syndrome.

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BACKGROUND To study the method of prenatal screening for Down syndrome at the second trimester of pregnancy and main factors of affecting its value-at-risk. CASE REPORTS The value of AFP ,UE3,β-HCG in serum of 950 cases of pregnant women at 14~20 weeks were detected by the automated Chemiluminescence Immunoassay System,and the value-at-risk was analyzed by using analytical software provided from Beckman Corporation in America. The risk-rate was 1∶380 as the cut-off point to analyze risk status in 950 cases of second trimester fetuses.10 of second trimester fetuses were over 1∶380 risk rate,in which 5 cases were performed amniocentesis and 1 case was diagnosed to the Down syndrome by karyotype analysis of chromosome in amniotic fluid,the other 5 cases refused invasive procedures,but diagnosed negative after childbirth,and positive rate was 10.0%. DISCUSSION The combined screening of AFP,UE3,β-HCG in serum is ideal prenatal screening model of diagnosis for the Down syndrome.

Key concepts: Medicine, Obstetrics, Amniocentesis, Pregnancy, Prenatal diagnosis, Gynecology, Down syndrome, Amniotic fluid

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