The Down Syndrome screening result shows a high risk, and further amniocentesis and fetal chromosome testing are required to confirm the presence of Down syndrome.

This post explains the meaning and results of the Down Syndrome test report and discusses the necessity of further examination.

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Analysis of the Issue of Pediatric Epilepsy

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Nighttime twitching in children could be due to calcium deficiency, but it might also be a symptom of epilepsy. Epileptic seizures can manifest in various forms, including minor and major seizures, as well as focal or generalized seizures. EEG is an important diagnostic tool for epilepsy, showing abnormal discharges associated with the condition. However, normal EEG results do not rule out the possibility of epilepsy. Detailed examination and assessment should be conducted for children experiencing nighttime twitching to determine the specific cause and develop an appropriate treatment plan.

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The report indicates that the risk of Down Syndrome remains high and requires further examination

Even without a family history of genetics, the risk of Down syndrome screening is indeed high, at 1/50, with a cutoff at 1/250, so amniocentesis is necessary.