In Quebec, non-invasive prenatal screening, or non-invasive prenatal genomic test (TGPNI), already deployed ” in other Canadian provinces ” East ” for the moment ” offers ” certain groups of pregnant patients at higher risk of Down’s syndrome ” ” Women whose TGPNI reveals certain abnormalities will be offered amniocentesis in order to 100% detect trisomy 21. “
” In the first phase of deployment, the test will be available in two establishments in Quebec. In addition, only women who participate in the Quebec prenatal screening programs will be able to access it. “Subsequently, the authorities announce the deployment” fast From the test across the province. A decision highlighted by Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Quebec (AOGQ) which indicates that ” given the large number of pregnant women who perform the first stages of their prenatal screening in private clinics, it would be advisable to widen the scope by making it available to these patients “
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