Need MoM NT scan info please

Someone recently posted about the MoM NT scan number (average being 1.00 I think?) and gender prediction. I can't seem to find the posts. At my 16 week appointment today I saw my MoM is .56 and I was wondering what a low number means. Does anyone think this has anything to do with gender? Does anyone know which is boy and which is girl (above 1.00 or below)? Thanks!

I'm thinking this is the post you are referring to!

http://www.in-gender.com/cs/forums/p/127188/1266288.aspx

I think the thread talked about HCG MoM unless I missed something as I browsed through it. Were you wondering about NT thickness MoM or just HCG MoM? Because they have also found that female fetuses have lower MoMs than males as far as NT thickness. It is a definite significant difference. The average MoM NT thickness for boys is a little about 1 MoM and for girls it is a little below 1 MoM. I can't remember the exact figures.

Tried finding something on internet but cant find anything.

ANyone have some links?

tweeds:

Tried finding something on internet but cant find anything.

ANyone have some links?

Try this  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11536259

loopylou:

I thought that around1.00 was boy and high was girl 1.5 ish, thats why girls are often wrongly diagnosed with ds? Might be wrong, dont know what a low no means?

For HCG, yes. MoM HCG is generally higher in girls on average than in boys.

Now, I was writing about nuchal translucency neck thickness (not HCG MoM), which is the opposite: it tends to be thicker in boys so boy are more likely to have a higher MoM than girls. Also, keep in mind that NT mm is completely different than NT MoM. MM is millimeters and MoM is multiples of the median.

My baby's NT thickness was 1.4mm at 12 weeks 3 days.how can I find out what the MoM is?