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Maternal age‐ and gestation‐specific risk for trisomy 21

To provide estimates of maternal age‐ and gestational age‐related risks for trisomy 21.

K. Nicolaides | R. Snijders | W. Holzgreve | R. Snijders | R. J. M. Snijders | K. Sundberg | W. Holzgreve | G. Henry | K. H. Nicolaides | G. Henry | K. Sundberg

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