£600.00 – £750.00
Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) involves a fine needle being guided by Dr Bryan Beattie (Consultant in Fetal Medicine) using ultrasound through the abdominal wall into the placenta to allow a small sample to be taken for genetic tests or other studies. It is usually done between 11-13 weeks whereas amniocentesis is after 15 weeks. The miscarriage rate is 0.5%.
Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) involves a fine needle being guided by Dr Bryan Beattie (Consultant in Fetal Medicine) using ultrasound through the abdominal wall into the placenta to allow a small sample to be taken for genetic tests or other studies. It is usually done between 11-13 weeks whereas amniocentesis is after 15 weeks. The miscarriage rate is 0.5%.
| CVS (karyotype/array CGH) | karyotype, array CGH |
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Fetal Rhesus Blood Group Test 
