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MedicinePediatricsHuman GeneticsMaternal-fetal MedicinePediatric GeneticsCongenital AnomaliesCongenital DisordersCongenital MalformationsFetal AnomaliesAutosomal TrisomyBirth Order AnalysisCongenital Anomalies GeneticsCongenital Anomalies In NewbornsEtiology Of Congenital AnomaliesMaternal Age DistributionMaternal Age EffectsPathogenesis Of Congenital Anomalies
Maternal Age.In Edwards' syndrome and Patau's syndrome maternal age is raised, and birth order is inevitably correlated with maternal age, but there are not sufficient data to separate the effects of these two factors.Maternal and paternal ages are inevitably corre- lated.Survival.Very few infants with these two con- ditions survive the first six months of life.Survival, is related to the severity of the congenital malforma- tions and, to some extent, to the availability of paediatric care.Season of Birth.This series indicates an ex- 228
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