she is concerned about the possibility of the fetus being affected by any of the tested trisomies;

she became pregnant after an assisted reproduction treatment;

she has had a positive biochemical screening result which must be confirmed by further testing – amniocentesis (the test must be preceded by a consultation with a specialist in medical genetics);

she has taken a sonography assessment with a result indicating an increased risk of the tested trisomy (the test must be preceded by a consultation with a specialist in medical genetics),

– one of the parents was diagnosed with the so-called Robertsonian translocation – increased risk of fetal trisomy 13 or 21 (the test must be preceded by a consultation with specialist in medical genetics ),

– has undergone repeated spontaneous miscarriages (the test must be preceded by a consultation with a specialist in medical genetics).