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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Autor Principal: Jehan N. Karim (22683195) (author)
Outros autores: Jennifer M. Broughan (22683198) (author), Nicholas Aldridge (22683201) (author), Pranav Pandya (603595) (author), Annette McHugh (22683204) (author), Aris T. Papageorghiou (7736807) (author)
Publicado: 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
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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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