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City West Sussex / Hyattsville / New York / / Company NTD / McGraw-Hill / / Country United States / United Kingdom / / Facility Fetal Aneuploidy The American College of Obstetricians / American College of Obstetricians / / IndustryTerm carrier screening / ethnic / routine carrier screening / appropriate ultrasound equipment / asymptomatic carrier screening / carrier testing / insurance / preconception carrier screening / insurance providers / maternal carrier screening / / MedicalCondition Turner Syndrome / Hemoglobinopathies / Encephaloceles / Fetal Birth Defects / Neural Tube Defects / insulin-dependent diabetes / spina bifida / congenital defects / Neural tube defect / Aneuploidy Sickle Cell Disease Sickle cell anemia / Tay-Sachs Disease / hemoglobinopathy / Neural Tube Defects Neural tube defects / Familial dysautonomia / Kleinfelter Syndrome / Canavan disease / Edwards syndrome / birth defect / open neural tube defects / encephalocele / Sickle Cell Disease / Aneuploidy Cystic Fibrosis Cystic fibrosis / serious life-long illness / Trisomy 21 / urinary tract infections / sickle cell trait / Cystic Fibrosis / Cell Disease / MS / Birth defects / anencephaly / syndrome / familial genetic disease / disorders / Down syndrome / be offered screening for fetal birth defects / / MedicalTreatment Counseling / / Organization The American College / Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation / / Person Williams Obstetrics / / Position D. J. / Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist / Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist for care / / Product folic acid / chorionic gonadotropin / ntd / / ProvinceOrState Alabama / Sussex / / Region Mediterranean / / Technology Alpha / electrophoresis / DNA sequencing / ultrasound / / URL http /
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APEC Guidelines Prenatal Screening for Fetal Birth Defects and Aneuploidy Approximately 2-4% of all infants are born with a major birth defect. (CDC, 2013) Birth defects are one of the leading causes of infant mortality,