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Trends in the utilization of invasive prenatal diagnosis in The Netherlands during 2000–2009

21 Jun 2011

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OBJECTIVE: To analyze trends in the number and type of invasive procedure, reasons for referral, maternal age and chromosomal abnormalities over a 10-year period and correlate the trends to changes in the national prenatal screening policy. METHODS: Data from 10 706 invasive prenatal procedures yielding a full karyotype, performed between 2000 and 2009 were extracted from the cytogenetic database in the central...

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PMID: 21692084
DOI: 10.1002/pd.2764

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