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The New England Journal of Medicine
A study of 107 pregnant or postpartum persons with unusual prenatal cfDNA screening results found that specific genomic patterns—particularly the presence of copy-number gains and losses across three or more chromosomes—were associated with occult cancer in 95.9% of cases, suggesting potential new criteria for risk stratification.
Medical Genetics December 11th 2024
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