Congenital malformations. 1,238 cases of malformed infants in a 25-year (1950 to 1974) continuous series of 49,665 deliveries. Epidemiological and statistical study
Bugnon, P.; Nivelon-Chevallier, A.; Mavel, A.; Milan, C.; Michiels, Y.; Portier, H.
Journal de Gynecologie Obstetrique et Biologie de la Reproduction 9(4): 405-412
1980
ISSN/ISBN: 0368-2315 PMID: 7451901 Document Number: 168105
In a study carried on 25 years and about 50 000 births, the authors analyse 1 238 malformed children, with two purposes: 1. to determine a maternal population with high risk of malformations, in order to have a better survey and to look for many anomalies before the birth: 2. to make a "portrait" of the malformed child in order to suspect the existence of congenital anomalies during the obligatory examination in neo-natal time.