How accurate is a Prenatal Paternity Test?

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How accurate is a Prenatal Paternity Test?

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The Prenatal Paternity Test has a margin of error of less than 1%. The final probability of paternity will never reach the value of 100%, for both statistical and genetic reasons.

Although the risk of error of the test is low, it cannot be excluded. The paternity result can be confirmed in the postnatal phase using a standard Paternity DNA Test.

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