Find out where to get a Prenatal Test in Marano di Napoli. Compare details and costs for a Prenatal Test from the best labs in Italy.
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Corso Secondigliano, 275, 80144 Napoli NA, Italia
5.2 km
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Via Tino di Camaino, 6 80128 Zona Vomero/Arenella (NA)
5.2 km
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Via Giacomo Leopardi, 145 80125 Napoli (NA)
5.2 km
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Piazza Amedeo, 9, 80121 Napoli NA, Italia
5.2 km
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Via Benedetto Cariteo 59, napoli 80125 Napoli (NA)
5.2 km
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Via Cesare Rosaroll, 31 80139 Napoli - Zona Porta Capuana/Via Foria (NA)
5.2 km
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Via Acate, 76 80124 Bagnoli (NA)
5.2 km
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Viale Cavalleggeri D'Aosta, 79 80124 Napoli (NA)
5.2 km
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele III, 59/61, Afragola (NA) 80021 Afragola (NA) (Napoli)
6.5 km
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Via Cornelia dei Gracchi, 65, 80070 Bacoli NA, Italia
9.1 km
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Giving birth to a healthy and well-developed baby is every mother's topmost priority. For this purpose, a new mother is kept under strict observation after the confirmation of her pregnancy by her...
These tests test alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP) levels, chorionic villus sampling, and Amniocentesis. In the first trimester, a blood test and ultrasound are done to measure the size of the clear space in the tissue at the back of a baby's neck. During your second trimester, another blood test is called the quad screen. This test measures levels of four substances in your blood. Prenatal cell-free DNA screening provides information about a baby's sex and rhesus (Rh) blood type. These tests detect chromosomal aberrations and down syndrome identification.
The accuracy varies from test-test, and false positive or falsely negative results are possible.
Blood tests and ultrasounds pose limited risks for you and your baby. Invasive tests such as chorionic villus sampling or Amniocentesis carry a slight chance of pregnancy loss.