Presently,the analysis of fetal cells extracted from the mother's blood to test for Down syndrome is very accurate,with almost 0% false positive results.

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While the analysis of fetal cells extracted from the mother's blood, known as non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), is highly accurate for detecting Down syndrome, it does not have a 0% false positive rate. The accuracy is very high, but there is still a small chance of false positives.

Presently,the Analysis of Fetal Cells Extracted from the Mother's Blood