Ethnic differences in congenital malformations

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Perinatal deaths and major lethal and non-lethal congenital malformations occurring in this hospital from 1979-82 inclusive were related to the ethnic group of the 15 438 mothers. The highest crude perinatal mortality rates occurred in Indian and Pakistani populations (18-3 per 1000 and 24-1 per 1000 respectively). The highest incidence of congenital abnormality also occurred in these groups (13-3 per 1000 and 12*8 per 1000 respectively), but there was considerable variation in the distribution of different malformations.

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Terry, P. B., Bissenden, J. G., Condie, R. G., & Mathew, P. M. (1985). Ethnic differences in congenital malformations. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 60(9), 866–868. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.60.9.866

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