Claramimi, how many wks r u? Wat's your risk level for Oscar scan? Was the nasal bone detected?
CVS is not 100% accurate. It is at most 98% accurate. It carries a risk of miscarriage as high as up to 1%. even higher than amniocentesis test done usu at abt 18wks. It is even more accurate than CVS at 99% & test for even more abnormalities Did ur dr tell u that?
Actually, u dun hv to do CVS now n take the risk of miscarriage. U can go Camden To do a detailed scan at 14wks. Dr Ananda is v experienced n good. He will do a detailed scan equivalent to 5 mths scan that check every single organs of the bb, basically, he is checking for markers of abnormalities, include DS & assess the risks after that, thick NT but if no markers of abnormalities then The risk is greatly reduced. He is an expert in that. Will cost u $300 over but u will get a CD with many photos of your bb.
A few mummies I know hv high DS risk from Oscar test. Went to see him n the scan turn out gd. Bbs are born normal. My close friend has a risk of 1/16 for one of her twins as Oscar test said bb has no nasal bone. At 14wks, she went Camden, dr ananda detected nasal bone, just shorter than normal. Both twins r born healthy. Unless, dr ananda also said high risk, u can still decide to do amnoocentesis later.
I wld advice u not to take the risk now of doing CVS. Anyway, camden's details is per below. U can goggle on the web also. Must make appointment quick as the scan is to be done at 14wks n dr ananda's appointments also quite a lot.
Antenatal Diagnostic Centre and Women Clinic
#06-07/08
Tel: 6333 8621
Dr Chinnaiya Anandakumar