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Trends in the prevalences of congenital anomalies and age at motherhood in a southern European region: a population-based study

Conclusions In the Basque Country, rates of chromosomal anomalies are higher than the overall estimated prevalence in European countries, and continue to increase slightly, which may be related to the rise in maternal age. Rates of non-chromosomal anomalies are within the European frequent range of values, and the increases observed need to be checked in the following years.

Posted in: Open Access Journal Articles on 03/06/2014 | Link to this post on IFP |
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