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The practice of medicine continues to evolve, and individual circumstances will vary. This publication reflects information available at the time of its submission for publication and is neither designed nor…

The practice of medicine continues to evolve, and individual circumstances will vary. This publication reflects information available at the time of its submission for publication and is neither designed nor…

The practice of medicine continues to evolve, and individual circumstances will vary. This publication reflects information available at the time of its submission for publication and is neither designed nor…

The introduction of cell-free DNA screening for aneuploidy into obstetric practice in 2011 revolutionized the strategies utilized for prenatal testing. The purpose of this document is to review the current…

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It is with interest that I read the recent paper of Gallo et al (from the Kypros Nicolaides group at the Harris Birthright Research Centre for Fetal Medicine [HBRCFM], King’s…

We would like to thank Dr Levine for his comments regarding our recent editorial. Dr Levine makes 3 points. First, Dr Levine suggests that the “longitudinal change” in fetal heart…

We thank Picone and Mandelbrot for their interesting comments. In Belgium, 3 prenatal ultrasound scans are refunded by the Federal Institute for Health Insurance (1st, 2nd, and 3rd trimester ultrasound…

I would like to thank Drs Vintzileos and Smulian for their recent insightful editorial “Decelerations, tachycardia, and decreased variability: have we overlooked the significance of longitudinal fetal heart rate changes…

We thank Leyder et al for their contribution that addresses the important and challenging issue of predicting outcome when cytomegalovirus infection is diagnosed prenatally. Their group in Brussels has a long-standing…