ADVANTAGES

WHY CHOOSE THE PRENATALGENOME TEST

THE ADVANTAGES OF
A HIGH-RESOLUTION NIPT

HIGH SENSITIVITY

Improved detection rate
Reduced incidence offalse negatives

HIGH SPECIFICITY

Reduced incidence of false positives
Fewer invasive prenatal follow-ups (amniocentesis or CVS)

RELIABLE RESULTS AT LOW FETAL FRACTION (FF)

Improved detectionrate for samples withlow FF
Reduced need for re-testing
Better option forpatients with high BMI

MOSAICISM

Identifies placental/fetal mosaicism
Lower incidence offalse positives

IMPROVED DATA QUALITY

Lower incidence of inconclusive results
Fewer retests required
Better option for cases involving medications that affect data quality (e.g., high background noise)

GENETIC DISEASES DETECTION

Comprehensive coverage of coding regions of the fetal exome
Detects mutations causing genetic diseases, both inherited or de novo

SEGMENTAL CHROMOSOMAL IMBALANCES

Superior performance in detecting segmental anomalies
Increased sensitivity and specificity
Lower incidence of false negatives and positives

MICRODELETIONS / MICRODUPLICATIONS

Detects microdeletions as small as 1 Mb
Improved detection rate
Reduced incidence of false negatives and positives

Higher sequencing coverage enhances the reliability of test results, improving overall test performance.
PrenatalGenome offers unmatched resolution, providing a more detailed and accurate assessment of fetal genetic health.

A TEST THAT MEETS
THE HIGHEST QUALITY STANDARDS

SEMPLICE

SIMPLE

A simple blood sample (8-10 ml) collectedat 10^ weeks of gestation is required

AFFIDABILE

RELIABLE

Sensitivity and specificity >99%

SENSIBILE

SENSITIVE

Low limit of detection: highly accurate at low cfDNA quantity (FF:1%)

COMPLETO

COMPLETE

Detection of both genome-wide chromosomal abnormalities and single gene disorders, providing the most comprehensive information available from a non-invasive prenatal test to date

AVANZATO

ADVANCED

Groundbreaking technologies andadvanced bioinformatic analysis

VALIDATO

VALIDATED

Pre-clinical validation studies performed on a wide cohort of pregnant women