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Malformations and minor anomalies in children whose mothers had prenatal diagnosis: Comparison between CVS and amniocentesis

1 Nov 1990

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The frequency of abortion following chorionic villus sampling (CVS) is similar to that following amniocentesis. However, there is no information on long-term effects, such as malformations in liveborn children exposed to CVS. We evaluated 189 infants whose mothers had either CVS or amniocentesis as participants in the Canadian Collaborative Randomized Trial, a prospective assessment of the safety of CVS compared...

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PMID: 2260567
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.1320370315

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