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Table 1.

Number of pregnancies classified according to screening test, gestational age when screened, and selected characteristics of the Down syndrome and unaffected pregnancies.

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Figure 1.

First trimester (a) and second trimester (b) placental growth factor (PlGF) according to gestational age in Down syndrome pregnancies (circles) and medians in 2-day intervals* (a) and weekly intervals (b) in unaffected pregnancies (squares, with 95% confidence intervals) together with expected (regressed) median in unaffected pregnancies.

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Figure 2.

First trimester (a) and second trimester (b) placental growth factor (PlGF) maternal weight, smoking and ethnicity adjusted MoM values according to gestational age and medians (squares, with 95% confidence intervals) in 2-day intervals* (a) and weekly intervals (b) in Down syndrome pregnancies together with expected (regressed) median.

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Table 2.

Observed and regressed median PlGF MoM in Down syndrome pregnancies according to gestational age.

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Table 3.

Screening performance according to detection and false-positive rates of the Combined, Quadruple and Integrated tests with and without the addition of first or second trimester placental growth factor (PlGF) according to gestational age markers are measured.

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Table 4.

Screening performance according to risk cut-off of the Combined, Quadruple and Integrated tests with and without the addition of first or second trimester placental growth factor (PlGF) according to gestational age markers are measured.

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Table 5.

Screening performance according to detection and false-positive rates of the Combined, Quadruple and Integrated tests with and without the addition of first trimester (11–13 weeks1) or second trimester placental growth factor (PlGF).

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