A Range of Prenatal Screening Tests To Rule Out the Risk of Fetal Chromosomal Abnormalities

Prenatal Screening - PrePare II Overview

PrePare II second trimester screening is performed between the 15th and 20th gestational week. However, if an expectant mom misses the first-trimester screening, then PrePare II is strongly recommended for screening chromosomal abnormalities.

What does this test screen for?

  1. Quadruple Marker Screening: It is a blood test that typically screens for markers of certain abnormalities (Edward’s Syndrome, Down’s Syndrome) and birth defects (Open Neural Tube Defects).

Prenatal Screening - PrePare II helps prospective mothers in more ways than one

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Help prospective parents prepare and assess options for future pregnancy.

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Help doctors to closely examine the fetus for any other signs of underlying complications.

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Reduces the need for mother’s to go through high-risk invasive testing

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Ensures results in just 48-72 hours

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Provides Genetic Counselling after the test to understand your results better.

How Does Prenatal Screening - PrePare II Work?

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Booking The Test

Doctor places an order for the test.

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Collection

The sample is collected and shipped to the lab.

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Laboratory Analysis

Testing and analysis of the sample is conducted in the lab.

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Reports

The results are shared within 48 - 72 hours.

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Counselling

Post-result genetic counselling is offered to parents to understand the test results better.

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Prenatal Screening - PrePare II

Please note that Prenatal Screening - PrePare II can only be ordered by a physician. They would also be the only person to receive your results and will pass them along to you. If you are unable to find a physician, contact us on 1800-266-5533 & we will organise one for you at no additional cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need the second-trimester screening if I have had first-trimester screening?
How is the quadruple marker test better than the triple marker test?
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