Objective Approximately 10% of stillbirths are attributed to fetal anomalies, but anomalies
are also common in live births. We aimed to assess the relationship between anomalies, by …

OBJECTIVE: To estimate the risk of stillbirth among pregnancies complicated by a major
isolated congenital anomaly detected by antenatal ultrasonography and the influence of …

Background Stillbirth, defined as death of a fetus in utero after 20 weeks of gestation, occurs
in 1 to 2% of pregnancies in the United States. Many of these stillborn infants have …

Objective. To determine the rates, pattern and correlates of term/viable stillbirths (gestational
age≥ 37 weeks and fetal weight≥ 2,500 g). Design. Unmatched case-control, cross …

Introduction: Although the stillbirth rate is low in Hong Kong, up to 50% of stillbirths have
unclassifiable causes and up to one third of stillbirths have unexplained causes. This …

The scope of stillbirth has been overlooked by many, few would estimate that in high income
countries that, late stillbirths (pregnancies 28 weeks or later) occurs twice as often as death …

OBJECTIVE: To estimate the risk of stillbirth (fetal death at 20 weeks of gestation or more)
associated with specific birth defects. METHODS: We identified a population-based …

Objective To provide prognostic information to help parents to reach an informed decision
about termination or continuation of the pregnancy and to shape peripartum policy based on …

Stillbirth accounts for about 26,000 deaths annually in the US. In most previous studies,
discrete causes are identified in less than half of all stillbirths. In order to identify causes and …

Objective To compare the rates and aetiologies of stillbirth over the past 50 years. Study
design We reviewed all autopsy reports for stillbirths occurring between 1989 and 2009 at …