Dear doctor, I am 38 weeks pregnant, ultrasound shows that other indicators are within normal range, fetal weight is 2.8kg, biparietal diameter is 91mm, cvd is 312mm, however the baby's femur length (FL) is only 65mm.

am 16 weeks pregnant with my first child (history of 2 stillbirths at 6 weeks and 8 weeks). Last month, I did a Double test, the results for Down syndrome are as follows: Nuchal translucency 1.3mm, cut off 1:250, risk based on mother's age 1:1272, total risk 1:712. So doctor, can you tell me if a fetus has a nuchal translucency of 1.3mm, what are the effects?

Complete atrioventricular canal defect is a dangerous and complicated congenital heart disease that leaves many complications. Treatment needs to be done early. The specific cause of the disease is not determined, however, there are some factors related to the disease.

Children born with congenital heart disease need surgery. Atrioventricular canal is one of the congenital heart diseases and accounts for the highest rate of congenital heart disease.

Down syndrome affects everyone in their own way, so there is no one-size-fits-all treatment for babies with Down syndrome. But the earlier they receive medical care, the more likely they are to live to their full potential.