What is Panorama?

Market-leading
prenatal screening test

Market-leading
prenatal screening test

Market-leading
prenatal screening test

Market-leading
prenatal screening test

Market-leading
prenatal screening
test

What is Panorama®?

Panorama is a market-leading noninvasive prenatal screening test (NIPT) that reveals your baby’s risk for genetic disorders as early as nine weeks. Panorama analyzes baby's (placental) DNA through a simple blood draw from the mother’s arm.

What It Tests

 

Now introducing twins

For patients

The only prenatal blood test that can tell you if your twins are identical or not – as early as 9 weeks.

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For providers

Panorama is now validated to offer SNP-based risk assessment for your twin, egg donor, and surrogate pregnancies.

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Now introducing twins

For patients

The only prenatal blood test that can tell you if your twins are identical or not – as early as 9 weeks.

Learn More

For providers

Panorama is now validated to offer SNP-based risk assessment for your twin, egg donor, and surrogate pregnancies.

Learn More

Now introducing twins

For patients

The only prenatal blood test that can tell you if your twins are identical or not – as early as 9 weeks.

Learn More

For providers

Panorama is now validated to offer SNP-based risk assessment for your twin, egg donor, and surrogate pregnancies.

Learn More

Now introducing twins

For patients

The only prenatal blood test that can tell you if your twins are identical or not – as early as 9 weeks.

Learn More

For providers

Panorama is now validated to offer SNP-based risk assessment for your twin, egg donor, and surrogate pregnancies.

Learn More

Why choose Panorama?

Product features

  • Panorama can be performed as early as nine weeks into pregnancy.
  • Panorama is performed with a simple blood draw from the mother’s arm, posing no risk to the fetus.
  • Panorama offers complimentary pre- and post-test information sessions with board-certified genetic counselors.
  • More than 500,000 women in more than 60 countries have chosen Panorama.

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Clinical advantage

  • Panorama detects conditions that other tests can’t, including molar pregnancy, triploidy and vanishing twin.
  • Panorama screens for Down syndrome with an accuracy rate greater than 99%.
  • Panorama is the only test that differentiates between maternal and fetal DNA, which helps avoid false positives.
  • Among commercially available NIPTs, Panorama has the highest published accuracy in determining the baby's gender.
  • Panorama has the highest sensitivity for 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, a common and potential severe microdeletion that impacts women equally regardless of age.

The Panorama Advantage

Conditions screened

Panorama screens for common genetic conditions that are caused by extra or missing chromosomes in the baby’s DNA. Panorama is the only NIPT on the market that tests for triploidy.

 

Screening Options

Conditions screened

Panorama screens for common genetic conditions that are caused by extra or missing chromosomes in the baby’s DNA. Panorama is the only NIPT on the market that tests for triploidy.

 

Screening Options

Conditions screened

Panorama screens for common genetic conditions that are caused by extra or missing chromosomes in the baby’s DNA. Panorama is the only NIPT on the market that tests for triploidy.

 

Screening Options

Conditions screened

Panorama screens for common genetic conditions that are caused by extra or missing chromosomes in the baby’s DNA. Panorama is the only NIPT on the market that tests for triploidy.

 

Screening Options

Personalized results

Panorama offers patients a personalized risk score, which indicates whether your baby is at high or low risk for genetic disease. Your report may state the following:

Low Risk

A low risk result indicates that it is very unlikely that your baby is affected by one of the conditions on the Panorama panel. 

High Risk

A high risk result does not mean the baby has a chromosomal abnormality; rather, it indicates a very high probability that your baby may have that condition. Your healthcare provider may recommend that you speak with a genetic counselor and/ or maternal fetal medicine specialist. You may be offered invasive diagnostic testing such as amniocentesis or CVS. No irreversible pregnancy decisions should ever be made based on a Panorama result alone.

No Result

In a small percentage of cases, Panorama may not be able to obtain sufficient information from your blood sample to determine an accurate result. If this occurs, a second blood sample may be requested. 

Personalized results

Panorama offers patients a personalized risk score, which indicates whether your baby is at high or low risk for genetic disease. Your report may state the following:

Low Risk

A low risk result indicates that it is very unlikely that your baby is affected by one of the conditions on the Panorama panel. 

High Risk

A high risk result does not mean the baby has a chromosomal abnormality; rather, it indicates a very high probability that your baby may have that condition. Your healthcare provider may recommend that you speak with a genetic counselor and/ or maternal fetal medicine specialist. You may be offered invasive diagnostic testing such as amniocentesis or CVS. No irreversible pregnancy decisions should ever be made based on a Panorama result alone.

No Result

In a small percentage of cases, Panorama may not be able to obtain sufficient information from your blood sample to determine an accurate result. If this occurs, a second blood sample may be requested. 

Personalized results

Panorama offers patients a personalized risk score, which indicates whether your baby is at high or low risk for genetic disease. Your report may state the following:

Low Risk

A low risk result indicates that it is very unlikely that your baby is affected by one of the conditions on the Panorama panel. 

High Risk

A high risk result does not mean the baby has a chromosomal abnormality; rather, it indicates a very high probability that your baby may have that condition. Your healthcare provider may recommend that you speak with a genetic counselor and/ or maternal fetal medicine specialist. You may be offered invasive diagnostic testing such as amniocentesis or CVS. No irreversible pregnancy decisions should ever be made based on a Panorama result alone.

No Result

In a small percentage of cases, Panorama may not be able to obtain sufficient information from your blood sample to determine an accurate result. If this occurs, a second blood sample may be requested. 

Personalized results

Panorama offers patients a personalized risk score, which indicates whether your baby is at high or low risk for genetic disease. Your report may state the following:

Low Risk

A low risk result indicates that it is very unlikely that your baby is affected by one of the conditions on the Panorama panel. 

High Risk

A high risk result does not mean the baby has a chromosomal abnormality; rather, it indicates a very high probability that your baby may have that condition. Your healthcare provider may recommend that you speak with a genetic counselor and/ or maternal fetal medicine specialist. You may be offered invasive diagnostic testing such as amniocentesis or CVS. No irreversible pregnancy decisions should ever be made based on a Panorama result alone.

No Result

In a small percentage of cases, Panorama may not be able to obtain sufficient information from your blood sample to determine an accurate result. If this occurs, a second blood sample may be requested. 

The Panorama process

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Step 1

Physician orders Panorama.

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Step 2

Blood sample collected.

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Step 3

Sample shipped to Natera and analyzed.

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Step 4

Results sent to physician in about 5 - 7 calendar days.

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