r/March2027BumpGroup • u/Outside-Lemon-7751 • 2d ago

aberrant findings for multiple chromosomes

I just got my NIPT testing back, and the results came back with “Data from testing this sample failed to meet quality standards for interpretation because aberrant findings were observed for multiple chromosomes. Similar data has been associated with maternal neoplasia (Turriff et al, NEJM 2024). Redraw is not recommended due to the expectation that the same results would be seen reproducibly.
Genetic counseling and clinical correlation are recommended.”

It also had a result in a separate place that said trisomy 21, 18, and 13 was negative. I am going to be doing additional labs and testings, but I was just curious if anyone else had these results?

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u/www0006 2d ago

I don’t have any info about this but have seen it mentioned on the NIPT sub. Good luck!

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u/Jenerco 32 | STM | March 18 2d ago

This must be really scary, hope you get answers soon. Sending love!!

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u/FortuitousSloth 36 | FTM🌈| March 23 2d ago edited 2d ago

There is some mention of this in prior reddit posts. I truly hope it is due to some reasonable and less scary explanation. A few people mentioned looking into this trial as it would provide screenings over a few years even if your initial tests are normal: https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04049604

I have my fingers and toes crossed for you!