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Basic course on cfDNA and its use in prenatal management

4.8

Accredited (Credits: 1)
Free
1h 15min
Audio: Spanish
Subtitles: English

Synopsis

Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) by analysis of circulating free DNA (cfDNA) in maternal blood is much more powerful than traditional screening in the detection and prenatal management of pathologies such as Down syndrome and other trisomies, and is set to be a future universal screening method for all pregnant women. This informative course provides the basic information that any professional should know: What does the methodology consist of and what are its different approaches and limitations? What do patients need to know and how are the results managed? What is the national and international experience, and where are we heading? Participate to increase your knowledge and improve the quality of prenatal care in clinical practice! This activity is supported by an independent support grant from Illumina, administered by the Spanish Association of Prenatal Diagnosis (AEDP).

Accreditation

This course is accredited with 1 ECMEC credit valid in 26 countries. To claim your credits take the evaluation (satisfaction survey and evaluation questionnaire). You have 3 attempts for the evaluation. You need to pass the evaluation with a sufficient score to validate the course. Your diploma is issued instantaneously and sent to your email.

See more information on the accreditation at: Accreditation

Duration

1h 15min

Target audience

Family medicine, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Other, Medical genetics, Reproductive, Infertility

Authors

Dr. Javier Suela

Javier Suela, PhD, holds a PhD in molecular biology and genetics, and is accredited in human genetics by the Spanish Association of Human Genetics and the Association of Biologists of the Community of Madrid. Javier Suela is the technical director of genetics at the central laboratories of the Sanitas Hospitales group. He is also the president of the Spanish Association of Prenatal Diagnosis (AEDP), as well as prenatal diagnosis advisor in the European entity GENQA and external advisor to the National Commission of Assisted Human Reproduction (CNRHA).

Conflicts of interests statement:

Javier Suela declares that he has no potential or perceived conflicts of interest.

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