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`10/28/2020
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`Leading non-invasive prenatal test now available through Viapath | Viapath
`Case 1:20-cv-01644-RGA Document 1-27 Filed 12/03/20 Page 2 of 3 PageID #: 934
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`Leading non-invasive prenatal test now available through Viapath
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`Wednesday, 16 July, 2014
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`Viapath is proud to be the sole provider of the verifi® non-invasive prenatal test in the South East of England.
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`Peace of mind for pregnant women
`Very low test failure rates (<0.1%)
`Unrivalled turnaround time (circa six days from sample taken to Viapath report)
`Peer reviewed, published clinical data available
`Single blood sample required
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`Non-invasive prenatal testing is a new and exciting procedure for screening pregnancies for common chromosome abnormalities.
`Fetal genetic material is present in the circulation of pregnant women and analysis of 7-10ml of maternal blood can identify
`pregnancies at very high risk of having conditions such as Down syndrome (trisomy 21), Edwards syndrome (trisomy 18) and Patau
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`“verifi® is a non-invasive prenatal test with the lowest test failure rate of any other test in its class” states Professor Caroline
`Ogilvie, Professor of Cytogenetics and Consultant Scientist at our Genetics Department at Guy's Hospital, London.
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`“This test is available to pregnant women from 10 weeks gestation, and verifi®’s turn around times are impressive”, says Dr Kathy
`Mann, Principal Clinical Scientist at our Cytogenetics Laboratory also at Guy’s Hospital.
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`The verifi® test is performed by Illumina, based in the U.S.; samples are collected by Viapath Genetics Laboratory located in Guy’s
`Hospital and sent to the U.S. for testing. Clinical interpretation and support is provided by the Viapath Genetics Laboratory.
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`Although this test is available to all women, those who are older or who have a raised risk following standard Down syndrome
`screening, are most likely to benefit. For women with pregnancies that show ultrasound anomalies, chorionic villus or amniocentesis
`testing are more appropriate, as other chromosome abnormalities may be present that are not detected by non-invasive prenatal
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`Information forms are available for clinics who wish to access this test for their patients. Streck tubes for collecting maternal blood
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`Click here for more information on our new non-invasive prenatal test at Guy's Hospital, including our full test
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