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Croydon Health Services ANTENATAL AND NEW BORN SCREENING (ANNB) SCREENING It is a process of identifying apparently healthy people who may be at increased risk of a disease/ condition. They can be offered information, further tests and appropriate treatment to reduce the risk and/or any complication arising from the disease or condition Public Health England (PHE) leads the national screening programmes The screening programmes are implemented on the advice of the UK National Screening Committee (UKNSC) ANNB SCREENING PROGRAMMES Six components: • • • • • • Sickle Cell and Thalassemia (SCAT) Infectious Diseases (ID) Downs Syndrome Screening and Fetal Anomaly Newborn Infant Physical Examination (NIPE) Newborn Blood Spot (NBBS) Newborn Hearing Screening Sickle Cell and Thalassemia (SCAT) Croydon is a high prevalence area • Booking bloods by 8-10 week If screen positive: • Referred to SCAT centre for Genetic counselling and Haematology clinic • Prenatal Diagnosis (PND) – Done at Kings College Hospital. • Early referral/ Early booking/ Early intervention INFECTIOUS DISEASES Minimum 95% uptake of screening in pregnancy is required. • HIV • Hepatitis B • Syphilis HIV • Number of HIV positive women looked after in pregnancy in 2015/16 were 17, 4 were newly diagnosed • Caseload Care by Infectious Disease team (ID) - Lavender Team –Midwifery Team - Heath Clinic – Sexual health Screening/ Viral Load monitoring -Lead Obstetrician (for ID) – Mr Kamel Early referral/ Early booking/ Early intervention HEPATITIS B TEAM -Lavender team -Hepatologist – Dr Philipose -Obstetric Consultant – Mr Kamel 2015/2016 - 37 Hepatitis B positive (CUH) • Patients are reviewed at 20/40 and 36/40 by the Obstetrician • Plan of care for delivery is made for birth and the baby in the postnatal period. • Baby’s care plan - which could include vaccine and/or immunoglobulin SYPHILIS Syphilis can result in congenital syphilis (CS) Untreated syphilis can result in a range of adverse outcomes, including: -premature birth -stillbirth -congenital abnormalities • Screening is done at booking, results are followed by the ID team • Remember new infections can occur late in pregnancy Antibiotics • Neonatal assessment at birth to look for signs of congenital syphilis DOWNS SYNDROME SCREENING AND FETAL ANOMALY Combined –First trimester (Local uptake-61%) Quad- 2nd trimester (Local uptake -14%) Declined screening =10.5% Screen Positive Non- Invasive Pre natal Test (NIPT) CVS 34 Amniocentesis 21 Multidisciplinary team for anueploidy screening • Midwives – Mary O’Mahoney • Sonographers – Becky Paine • Obstetricians – Heather Allen-Coward, Rosol Hamid • Maternity support workers Non- Invasive Pre natal Test (NIPT) • Placentally derived, cell free DNA extracted from maternal circulation • Screening for T13,T18 and T21 • Offered to screen positive singleton pregnancies from 10-22 weeks • 99% sensitive • Results obtained in 5-7 days • Private FETAL ANOMALY SCAN • Fetal anomaly 18+0- 20+6 weeks • Fetal anomaly screening Program (FASP) • • • • Anencephaly Open spina bifida Serious cardiac abnormalities Diaphragmatic hernia • Bilateral renal agenesis Exomphalos Cleft lip Gastroschisis Lethal skeletal dysplasia • No of fetal anomaly scans 3126 (81%) • Pathway • Weekly perinatal meeting 5/16/201 7 Newborn Blood Spot (NBBS) Conditions Screen : - Sickle cell disease (SCD) - Cystic Fibrosis (CF) - Congenital Hypothyroidism (CHT) - Phenylketonuria(PKU) - Medium chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency (MCADD) -Maple Syrup disease (MSUD) -Isovaleric acidemia (IVA) -Glutaric aciduria type 1 (GA1) -Hystocystinuria (HCU) 5/16/201 7 Newborn Infant Physical Examination (NIPE) Screening lead – Dr Kumar, Mary O’Mahoney Identifies congenital abnormalities of: Heart Hips Eyes Testes NIPE clinic runs 7 days per week. Undertaken by 72 hours of age and at 6-8 weeks by the GPs 5/16/201 7 NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING • All babies are offered hearing screen with 4 weeks of life • Performed in house prior to discharge • Outpatient within 1 month of birth • 2015/2016 • Unlateral hearing loss 8 • Bilateral hearing loss 8 5/16/201 7 CONTACT DETAILS ANNB team/ Lavender Team 0208 401 3000 ex 4131/ 4004 [email protected] [email protected] SCAT Centre 0208 251 7229 [email protected]
