Prevalence and detection rates of prespecified fetal anomalies <16 weeks gestational age according to first-trimester anatomy screening policy.

Prevalence and detection rates of prespecified fetal anomalies <16 weeks gestational age according to first-trimester anatomy screening policy.

<p>Prevalence and detection rates of prespecified fetal anomalies <16 weeks gestational age according to first-trimester anatomy screening policy.</p>

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Main Author:	Jehan N. Karim (22683195) (author)
Other Authors:	Jennifer M. Broughan (22683198) (author), Nicholas Aldridge (22683201) (author), Pranav Pandya (603595) (author), Annette McHugh (22683204) (author), Aris T. Papageorghiou (7736807) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Developmental Biology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified response rate ), major cardiac malformations limb reduction defects including sonographer expertise extended protocols (< despite increasing practice data access restrictions 895 fetuses affected 3 – 43 extended anatomical protocols standardized national guidance nhs maternity units trimester anatomical protocols trimester anatomical evaluation protocol group rather patient population risk trimester ultrasound protocols national congenital anomaly major fetal anomalies level evidence suggesting 5 – 33 4 – 30 trimester anatomical assessment study provides population 110 nhs trusts four protocol groups anatomical assessment trimester ultrasound nhs trusts national survey based study first trimester protocol detail anomaly detection population level xlink "> trend ). spina bifida significantly higher scope varied routine second reduce inequity perinatal morbidity may act march 2019 level characteristics individual hospitals important cause findings support early screening
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