NIPT UNITY Aneuploidy Screen

A non-invasive prenatal screening option using a maternal blood sample to assess selected fetal chromosome conditions. This is a screening test, not a diagnosis; discuss results and any follow-up testing with your clinician.

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AED 1,099
Sample
Maternal blood Timing: From the 10th gestational week, according to the catalogue
Expected results
7–12 days
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About this test

A non-invasive prenatal screening option using a maternal blood sample to assess selected fetal chromosome conditions. This is a screening test, not a diagnosis; discuss results and any follow-up testing with your clinician.

What's included

  • Screening for trisomy 13 (Patau syndrome)
  • Screening for trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome)
  • Screening for trisomy 21 (Down syndrome)
  • Fetal sex information, if requested

BabyPeek: complimentary UNITY add-on

BabyPeek is available free of charge as an add-on to UNITY packages. It reports selected inherited traits, including eye colour, hair characteristics, freckles and some taste and scent perceptions. Ask Getchecked Clinic to include BabyPeek when arranging your test; this product page does not offer a separate checkout selection for the add-on. The catalogue lists BabyPeek results in 10–15 working days.

Quick facts

  • Test type: Non-invasive prenatal screening
  • Sample: Maternal blood
  • Timing: From the 10th gestational week, according to the catalogue
  • Results: 7–12 days, with a maximum turnaround of 12 days
  • Interpretation: Screening only; positive or concerning findings require clinical review and possible confirmatory testing

Results and included services

Expected results

7–12 days

Questions about this test

What does the NIPT UNITY Aneuploidy Screen check? The catalogue lists screening for trisomies 13, 18 and 21, with fetal sex information if requested.

What sample is required? A maternal blood sample is used.

When can this NIPT be performed? The Getchecked NIPT information says testing from the 10th gestational week.

How long do results take? Results are available in 7–12 days, with a maximum turnaround of 12 days.

Is NIPT a diagnosis? No. It is a screening test. A clinician can advise whether confirmatory testing is needed after a result.

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