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A discrete choice experiment shows preferences for ultrasound screening in pregnant women, indicating key areas for improvement.
Pregnant women and healthcare professionals support FTAS availability. Optimization should focus on maximizing sensitivity and minimizing false positive rates, whereas gestational age at diagnosis and the range of anomalies detected are considered less important in influencing preferences.
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