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What to Do if NIPS Results are Positive?

If NIPS results indicate a high risk for a chromosomal abnormality, further diagnostic testing is recommended. Options include:
- Amniocentesis: A small amount of amniotic fluid is taken to analyze the fetal chromosomes.
- Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS): A sample of placental tissue is taken for chromosomal analysis.

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