A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies

Abstract Background Introduction of cell‐free fetal DNA (cff‐DNA) testing in maternal blood opened possibilities to improve the performance of combined first‐trimester screening (cFTS) in terms of better detection of trisomies and lowering invasive testing rate. The use of new molecular methods, suc...

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Autores principales: Konstantin Ridnõi, Kai Muru, Maria Keernik, Sander Pajusalu, Eva‐Liina Ustav, Pille Tammur, Triin Mölter‐Väär, Tiina Kahre, Ustina Šamarina, Karin Asser, Ferenc Szirko, Tiia Reimand, Katrin Õunap
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:a1bd234398de46adb422b1616e7762162021-11-10T16:39:23ZA two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies2324-926910.1002/mgg3.1787https://doaj.org/article/a1bd234398de46adb422b1616e7762162021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1002/mgg3.1787https://doaj.org/toc/2324-9269Abstract Background Introduction of cell‐free fetal DNA (cff‐DNA) testing in maternal blood opened possibilities to improve the performance of combined first‐trimester screening (cFTS) in terms of better detection of trisomies and lowering invasive testing rate. The use of new molecular methods, such as chromosomal microarray analysis (CMA) and next‐generation sequencing (NGS), has shown benefits in prenatal diagnosis of chromosomal and genetic diseases, which are not detectable with cff‐DNA screening, but require an invasive procedure. Methods The objective of this study was to evaluate prospectively during two years performance of CMA and NGS in high‐risk pregnancies. Initially, we investigated 14,566 singleton pregnancies with cFTS. A total of 334 high‐risk pregnancies were selected for CMA diagnostic performance evaluation and 28 cases of highly dysmorphic fetuses for NGS analysis. CMA study group was divided into two groups based on the indications for testing; group A patients with high‐risk for trisomies after cFTS, but normal ultrasound and group B patients who met criteria for CMA as a first‐tier diagnostic test. Results The diagnostic yield of CMA was overall 3.6% (1.6% in Group A and 6.0% in Group B). In NGS analysis group, we report diagnostic yield of 17.9%. Conclusion The use of CMA in high‐risk pregnancies is justified and provides relevant clinical information in 3.6% of the cases. NGS analysis in fetuses with multiple anomalies shows promising results, but more investigations are needed for a better understanding of practical applications of this molecular diagnosis method in prenatal settings.Konstantin RidnõiKai MuruMaria KeernikSander PajusaluEva‐Liina UstavPille TammurTriin Mölter‐VäärTiina KahreUstina ŠamarinaKarin AsserFerenc SzirkoTiia ReimandKatrin ÕunapWileyarticlechromosomal microarrayfetal evaluationnext‐generation sequencingprenatal diagnosisultrasound anomaliesGeneticsQH426-470ENMolecular Genetics & Genomic Medicine, Vol 9, Iss 10, Pp n/a-n/a (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic chromosomal microarray
fetal evaluation
next‐generation sequencing
prenatal diagnosis
ultrasound anomalies
Genetics
QH426-470
spellingShingle chromosomal microarray
fetal evaluation
next‐generation sequencing
prenatal diagnosis
ultrasound anomalies
Genetics
QH426-470
Konstantin Ridnõi
Kai Muru
Maria Keernik
Sander Pajusalu
Eva‐Liina Ustav
Pille Tammur
Triin Mölter‐Väär
Tiina Kahre
Ustina Šamarina
Karin Asser
Ferenc Szirko
Tiia Reimand
Katrin Õunap
A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
description Abstract Background Introduction of cell‐free fetal DNA (cff‐DNA) testing in maternal blood opened possibilities to improve the performance of combined first‐trimester screening (cFTS) in terms of better detection of trisomies and lowering invasive testing rate. The use of new molecular methods, such as chromosomal microarray analysis (CMA) and next‐generation sequencing (NGS), has shown benefits in prenatal diagnosis of chromosomal and genetic diseases, which are not detectable with cff‐DNA screening, but require an invasive procedure. Methods The objective of this study was to evaluate prospectively during two years performance of CMA and NGS in high‐risk pregnancies. Initially, we investigated 14,566 singleton pregnancies with cFTS. A total of 334 high‐risk pregnancies were selected for CMA diagnostic performance evaluation and 28 cases of highly dysmorphic fetuses for NGS analysis. CMA study group was divided into two groups based on the indications for testing; group A patients with high‐risk for trisomies after cFTS, but normal ultrasound and group B patients who met criteria for CMA as a first‐tier diagnostic test. Results The diagnostic yield of CMA was overall 3.6% (1.6% in Group A and 6.0% in Group B). In NGS analysis group, we report diagnostic yield of 17.9%. Conclusion The use of CMA in high‐risk pregnancies is justified and provides relevant clinical information in 3.6% of the cases. NGS analysis in fetuses with multiple anomalies shows promising results, but more investigations are needed for a better understanding of practical applications of this molecular diagnosis method in prenatal settings.
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author Konstantin Ridnõi
Kai Muru
Maria Keernik
Sander Pajusalu
Eva‐Liina Ustav
Pille Tammur
Triin Mölter‐Väär
Tiina Kahre
Ustina Šamarina
Karin Asser
Ferenc Szirko
Tiia Reimand
Katrin Õunap
author_facet Konstantin Ridnõi
Kai Muru
Maria Keernik
Sander Pajusalu
Eva‐Liina Ustav
Pille Tammur
Triin Mölter‐Väär
Tiina Kahre
Ustina Šamarina
Karin Asser
Ferenc Szirko
Tiia Reimand
Katrin Õunap
author_sort Konstantin Ridnõi
title A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
title_short A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
title_full A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
title_fullStr A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
title_full_unstemmed A two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
title_sort two‐year prospective study assessing the performance of fetal chromosomal microarray analysis and next‐generation sequencing in high‐risk pregnancies
publisher Wiley
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/a1bd234398de46adb422b1616e776216
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