Fetocare Panorama Prenatal Screen Test Cost & Procedure

Prenatal Testing Without Invasion (NIPT)? Finding out more about your unborn child's health can be done through non-invasive prenatal screening. It can be beneficial to think through all of your options, how to manage your pregnancy, and whether any extra care or management is required. Prenatal screening that is non-invasive is secure and typically only requires a quick blood test. In most cases, you can get your results two weeks after the exam. Before undergoing any test, we advise all expectant parents to educate themselves about prenatal screening.

Why Do We Choose Panorama?

More than 2 million women from more than 80 nations and around the world have chosen Panorama as their test of choice. It has a few unique attributes:

The only NIPT to distinguish between mother and child's DNA for the conditions screened for triploidy, vanishing twins, zygosity, maternal X mosaicism in twin pregnancies, fetal fraction, and sex for each twin targets over 13,000 SNPs to assess the 1% of the DNA that distinguishes us from one another.

Babies born to mothers older than 35 years old are more likely to have Down syndrome and specific other genetic abnormalities. Microdeletion syndromes, one of the disorders for which Panorama screenings are available, are prevalent in

Currently, the following pregnancies are not eligible for usage of Panorama:

• Pregnancies with multiple gestations and three or more fetuses
• Ladies who have undergone bone marrow transplants while pregnant

Why Use Panoramic Screens?

Because of SNP-based sequencing and Natera's unique algorithm, Panorama searches for a variety of chromosomal disorders using cutting-edge bioinformatics methods, including:

Circumstances of Chromosomes

• 21 trisomy (Down syndrome)
• 18 trisomy (Edwards syndrome)
• 13 trisomy (Patau syndrome)
• Conditional Triploidy of the Sex Chromosomes
• X monosomy (Turner syndrome)
• Klinefelter disease
• Triple X disease

If suspected, further sex chromosomal problems are noted.

• Microdeletions
• the 22q deletion syndrome
• deletion of 1p36 syndrome
• Prader-Willi disease
• the Angelman condition
• Syndrome de Cri-du-chat
• In Pregnancies of Twins

Fraternal or non-identical twins

• 21 trisomy (Down syndrome)
• 18 trisomy (Edwards syndrome)
• 13 trisomy (Patau syndrome)
• each twin's gender (optional)
• Zygosity (to see if twins are identical) (to see if twins are identical)
• Fetal fraction unique to each non-identical twin

In the event that your twins are found to be identical by our screening, Panorama can further check for:

X monosomy (Turner syndrome)
Trisomies of the 22q11.2 gene affecting the sex chromosome (optional)
Surrogate or Egg Donor Pregnancies

• 21 trisomy (Down syndrome)
• 18 trisomy (Edwards syndrome)
• 13 trisomy (Patau syndrome)
• Gender (optional) (optional)