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In most cases, Down syndrome is diagnosed at birth. Diagnosis involves a physical examination and diagnostic tests (e.g., blood tests). Signs of Down syndrome that are related to the baby's appearance often are apparent at birth. If a newborn exhibits signs of the condition (e.g., flat face, eyes that slant upward unrelated to ethnicity, ears that fold at the top), additional testing is performed to confirm the diagnosis.
The diagnostic procedures available for prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome are chorionic villus sampling (CVS) and amniocentesis. These procedures, which carry up to a 1% risk of causing a spontaneous termination (miscarriage), are practically 100% accurate in diagnosing Down syndrome. Amniocentesis is usually performed in the second trimester after 15 weeks of gestation, CVS in the first trimester between 9 and 11 weeks.