Panorama test + OSCAR test

It is a combined first-trimester screening test that takes advantage of the strengths of both the OSCAR test and the Panorama test, providing a new, significantly more accurate and comprehensive screening test than the OSCAR test and the Panorama test can provide separately.

Since fetal developmental defects and chromosomal diseases are more common in multiple pregnancies, combining the Panorama test with the OSCAR test is especially indicated in the case of twins. This gives the woman the opportunity to have the gynecologist perform a selective fetal reduction already in the early stages of pregnancy in case of a developmental disorder unsuitable for the life of the fetus. This activity gives a better chance for a healthy twin to be born on time and healthy. With the Panorama test, it is also possible to find out the sex of both fetuses if desired.

To perform the combined test, the patient gives a blood test for the Panorama test at the 10th week of pregnancy and a blood test for the OSCAR test at the 11th week of pregnancy, and comes for an ultrasound examination for the OSCAR test at the 13th week of pregnancy. The answer to the combined screening will be known immediately after the OSCAR test is performed. If you want to know the duration of your pregnancy, please visit our pregnancy calendar.

The price of the test includes a very early fetal ultrasound examination of developmental defects.