PrenatalAdvance

PrenatalAdvance

Non-invasive testing for Down syndrome and other chromosomal disorders is available for all pregnant women. The test can be conducted from the 10th week of pregnancy and requires only a blood sample from the mother.

PrenatalAdvance

Non-invasive testing for Down syndrome and other chromosomal disorders is available for all pregnant women. The test can be conducted from the 10th week of pregnancy and requires only a blood sample from the mother.

PrenatalAdvance

For whom the method is suitable

For all pregnant women who want to know as much as possible about their baby’s health.

Approximate price

The prices of PrenatalAdvance testing range from €500 to €1,300 depending on the specific type of test. You can find more about prices on the PrenatalAdvance website.

How it works

We offer several types of PrenatalAdvance tests that vary in the range of the genes they test for. You and your doctor therefore choose the one most suitable for you. The test can be carried out from as early as the 10th week of pregnancy and only requires a sample of the pregnant woman’s blood, so you don’t have to worry about an invasive procedure. There is also no risk of miscarriage or other complications involved in taking the sample. You will receive your test results within 5-7 days. In addition, there is a 99% probability that you will also learn the sex of your baby, which is important even in case of serious X-linked genetic diseases.

Which diseases does PrenatalAdvance detect?

  • Down syndrome,
  • Edwards syndrome,
  • Patau’s syndrome,
  • Turner syndrome,
  • Klinefelter’s syndrome,
  • Jacobs syndrome,
  • Trisomy X,
  • and others.

Book an appointment for prenatal testing PrenatalAdvance

And increase your chances of future successful conception.

Most frequently asked question

The lab will isolate the fetal DNA from your blood. A comprehensive analysis is then performed through an advanced technological process to detect the presence of any chromosomal aneuploidy.

It’s just another name for the DNA of the fetus. The name fetal DNA comes from the Latin word fetus. This DNA contains valuable information about the genetic make-up of the fetus.

Fragments of fetal DNA come from the cells of the placenta. They are detectable from the 5th week of pregnancy and their concentration increases in the following weeks and disappears after the child is born.

When you are pregnant, small pieces of fetal DNA circulate in your blood. The laboratory will isolate the fetal DNA from the blood sample your doctor takes.

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7. 11. 2025

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Brno, Studentská 812/6, Czech Republic

Your questions will be answered Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm.

Emergency +420 602 592 842

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Ostrava, Dr. Slabihoudka 6232/11, Czech Republic

Your questions will be answered Mon-Fri, 7am-3pm.

Emergency +420 606 029 983

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