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| While your daughter's ballet teacher should be able to judge when she is ready to start toe work, it never hurts to see a medical specialist who works with dancers for a screening. This information is not related to any specific treatment facility or medical specialist, but rather is a broad overview of the many types of expertise that could be involved in the treatment designed for individual patients. Maternal-foetal medical specialist Jan Dickinson of Perth's King Edward Memorial Hospital said the blood test technique was based on the discovery that foetal DNA can cross the placenta and can therefore be found in the maternal blood supply. |
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