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Termination of pregnancy following prenatal diagnosis in France: how severe are the foetal anomalies?

6 May 2010

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OBJECTIVE: To determine how severe were the conditions leading to termination of pregnancy for foetal anomaly (TOPFA) in France. METHODS: Detailed indications for TOPFA were extracted from medical charts. RESULTS: Of 2465 completed records, indications were: chromosomal anomalies n = 963 (39.1%), malformations of a single organ without chromosomal or genetic aetiologies n = 898 (36.4%), multiple malformations...

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PMID: 20509152
DOI: 10.1002/pd.2510

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