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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 6A Prenatale zorg 211<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results<br />

and PAPP-A, 60%<br />

Maternal age and NT, 79%<br />

Maternal age, NT, free betahCG<br />

and PAPP-A, 90%<br />

Comments Study<br />

type<br />

Wald et<br />

al., 2003<br />

4 [316] 101 cases from<br />

45,712 singleton<br />

pregnancies and 490<br />

matched controls<br />

from 28,434<br />

singleton<br />

pregnancies at 24<br />

maternity centres in<br />

the UK and one in<br />

Austria from 1995<br />

to 2000<br />

Women matched on<br />

centre, maternal age and<br />

crown rump length or<br />

biparietal diameter<br />

Comparison of efficacy of<br />

various methods and<br />

combination of methods<br />

for DownÊs syndrome<br />

screening<br />

Nuchal translucency<br />

obtained at 12 to 13<br />

weeks gestation<br />

Serum and urine samples<br />

taken at 9 to 13 weeks<br />

and also included if taken<br />

at 14 to 22 weeks<br />

Serum tested for AFP,<br />

total hCG, uE3, PAPP-A)<br />

free beta-hCG and<br />

dimeric inhibin A<br />

False positive rate for 75%<br />

and 85% detection rate<br />

Detection rate with false<br />

positive rate fixed at 5%<br />

Estimates of fetal loss<br />

(stillbirth or miscarriage)<br />

due to amniocentesis or<br />

chorionic villus sampling at<br />

85% detection rate, 80%<br />

uptake rate and 0.9% fetal<br />

loss rate attributable to<br />

procedure<br />

Outcomes of DownÊs<br />

syndrome pregnancies<br />

89% (73/82) of women in the<br />

screen positive group chose<br />

invasive testing for prenatal<br />

diagnosis<br />

False positive rate at 75%<br />

detection rate:<br />

Integrated test 0.3%<br />

Serum integrated test<br />

0.8%<br />

Combined test 2.3%<br />

Quadruple test 2.5%<br />

Triple test 4.2%<br />

Double test 6.6%<br />

NT 8.6%<br />

False positive rate at 85%<br />

detection rate (95% CI):<br />

Integrated test 1.2% (1.1 to<br />

1.3)<br />

Serum integrated test 2.7%<br />

(2.4 to 3.0)<br />

Combined test 6.1% (5.7 to<br />

6.5)<br />

Quadruple test 6.2% (5.8 to<br />

6.6)<br />

Triple test 9.3% (8.8 to 9.8)<br />

Double test 13.1% (12.6 to<br />

13.6)<br />

NT 20% (18.6 to 21.4)<br />

Integrated test defined<br />

as NT and PAPP-A at<br />

10 weeks and quadruple<br />

test markers at 14 to<br />

22 weeks<br />

Serum integrated test is<br />

the same as above<br />

minus the NT<br />

Combined test is based<br />

on NT, free beta-hCG,<br />

PAPP-A and maternal<br />

age assessed in the first<br />

trimester<br />

Quadruple test based<br />

on AFP, uE3, free beta-<br />

(or total) hCG, and<br />

inhibin A measurements<br />

with maternal age in the<br />

2nd trimester<br />

Triple test based on<br />

AFP, uE3, free beta-(or<br />

EL<br />

CCS 3

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