Assertion: amniocentesis | /r/HasProperty | recommended
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: highly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Amniocentesis is recommended if such a probability occurs.
text: Amnio is usually recommended if you’re 35 or older, at high risk of certain abnormalities and/or have received a positive result on a screening like NT, NIPT or quad.
text: Amniocentesis is recommended if such a probability occurs.
text: Amniocentesis was highly recommended according to the approved national pregnancy screening program.
text: Amniocentesis is generally recommended when there is a family history of genetic disorders or when the woman is over age 35 and therefore at a higher risk of having a baby with a chromosomal abnormality.
text: Amniocentesis is recommended if such a probability occurs.
text: Generally, amniocentesis should be recommended:
text: If the expectant mother's age will be 35 or more at the expected date of birth, amniocentesis is recommended.
text: Presence of known genetic disease: Amniocentesis is recommended if there is a known genetic disorder in the parent or close relatives.
text: Since both couples are more likely to be carriers in consanguineous marriages than the normal population, the risk of developing the disease in the infant is high and amniocentesis may be recommended.
text: An amniocentesis is also recommended if you've already had a child with certain birth defects, or if you have a family or personal history that puts you at risk for certain inherited diseases.
text: Amniocentesis is generally recommended when there is a family history of genetic disorders or when the woman is over age 35 and therefore at a higher risk of having a baby with a chromosomal abnormality.
text: Amniocentesis is generally recommended when there is a family history of genetic disorders or when the woman is over age 35 and therefore at a higher risk of having a baby with a chromosomal abnormality.
text: If an ultrasound shows an abnormality, amniocentesis may be recommended.
text: It is often recommended after women have had an ultrasound that raised concerns, a history of birth defects, or are of "advanced maternal age" over 35.