When it should be done
... ing the amniotic fluid, it tests tissue from around the site of the placenta. With CVS, the risk of miscarriage is 1-2%, which i ... » Read on
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Why it is necessary
... through the birth canal, the placenta (afterbirth) is blocking the exit to the womb this ... » Read on
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Introduction
... one that develops into the baby, and the other developing into the placenta (afterbirth). The part that forms the placenta star ... » Read on How it is performed
... (cervix). The needle, or tube, is moved to the site of the placenta under the guidance of ultraso ... » Read on
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How it works
... with the head, spine, limbs, or internal organs. It also checks the placenta is in the right place, as sometimes it can cover th ... » Read on
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