… perspectives of professionals around the issue of termination of pregnancy for non-lethal fetal
anomaly (… focus more on the individual impairment when discussing their views on TOPFA. …

… This research forms part of a larger mixed methods study investigating TOP for non-lethal
fetal anomaly (Crowe, 2014). A study pack consisting of a self-completion questionnaire, which …

… non-lethal conditions. We sought to describe physicians' attitudes about prenatal surgery for
lethal and non-lethal … interested in learning your views on the issue of abortion’. Physicians …

… severity and eligibility for conditions which are non-lethal but have a high probability of …
to separate their religious views on the sanctity of life from their professional views on LTOP. …

… to terminate a pregnancy should be a parental choice (19). In the United Kingdom, fetal
abnormalities … a medically-driven perspective on the birth of fetuses with defects, introducing a …

… The submitters of the bill based their views on a definition of termination of pregnancy put
forward … In principle, abortion for non-lethal abnormality would be in breach of Article 82a of the …

… whether to continue or terminate a pregnancy when the fetus had congenital defects…
termination of pregnancy for non-lethal fetal anomaly: a qualitative study of professional perspectives…

… anomaly, with the requirements in terms of prognosis becoming more stringent.14 However,
a recent study examining professional views of TOP for non-lethal anomalies … ’ perspectives …

… decision-making by pregnant women. Inaccurate diagnosis of fetal anomalies could lead
to … children are born with severe physical or mental abnormalities. In light of the above it is …

… of why consultants are prepared to provide termination for foetal anomaly, with more consensus
for the lethal anomaly than for the non-lethal anomaly. But even within that consensus of …