… were excluded because the malformations may have been inherent to a preterm infant. This
… infants in this cohort was 2.7%, and this rate more than doubled to 5.9% for preterm infants (…

… We found that several pregnancy complication rates were significantly higher in women
who delivered preterm infants with congenital anomalies: severe PIH, polyhydramnion, …

… To our knowledge, the prevalence of CAKUT in preterm infants has not been described.
Given this background, we analyzed a multicenter, retrospective cohort of preterm infants to …

… The Northern Congenital Abnormality … preterm infants with cardiovascular malformations
with these population data, the OR for death in prematurity with cardiovascular malformations …

… (24–31 weeks) had an overall prevalence of birth defects 2.3 times that of moderately preterm
infants (32–36 weeks). This gradient might have occurred because some factors such as …

… congenital anomalies in infants with CHD born prematurely. With respect to conotruncal
anomalies… would expect: preterm infants with CHD do less well than preterm infants without CHD…

… However most of anencephalic babies were female. Preterm babies had four times more
incidence of congenital malformations as compared to term babies. This represents ―…

… Preterm infants are more likely to undergo echocardiography … in our study because newborns
with congenital anomalies tend to … , because newborns with congenital anomalies would …

… association of congenital malformations with all preterm births … the association between
congenital malformations and prematurity … Cardiovascular malformations among preterm infants …

… g) babies than among normal birth weight babies. CAs were observed significantly more in
preterm babies … Examples of the discovered congenital anomalies are shown in Figures 1-4. …