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ObjectiveIncidental findings in prenatal diagnostic testing may or may not have clear prognostic significance for the phenotype. We studied experts' opinions of the benefit and disadvantage of an incidental prenatal diagnosis of a sex chromosomal aneuploidy (SCA).
MethodsWe interviewed 16 experts in the field of counseling and treatment of people with SCA and asked 13 clinical geneticists and genetic...
ObjectiveTo investigate the parental perspectives of being confronted with an unforeseen fetal sex chromosomal aneuploidy (SCA), in light of the fact that this accidental finding is avoidable by rapid aneuploidy detection (RAD).
MethodsExploratory qualitative interview study. We conducted 16 semi‐structured interviews with parents who decided to continue pregnancy after the unforeseen finding of...
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