… environmental factors associated with socioeconomic status … by both genetic and environmental
factors. We cannot dismiss the … Firstly, there was a lack of clinical practice guidelines for …

… and fetal pregnancy complications unrelated to congenital … medical insurance compared
to those who had a termination … Several factors contribute to this situation. France has an …

… for congenital malformations, 32% for socioeconomic reasons of … was for congenitally
malformed fetus which is encouraging. The … factors for MTP could not be analysed especially for …

… and clinical profile of women with congenital malformation … types of congenital malformations,
risk factors and method of … like socioeconomic status, geographic area, and clinical data …

… factors for congenital anomalies. However, evidence from literature and this study may lead
to clinical … European countries where termination of pregnancy for fetal anomaly was illegal. …

… pregnancy termination when the fetus had an anomaly and which demographic factors were
… where information about pregnancy termination was not documented in the medical record, …

… , the fiduciary responsibilities of pregnant mothers in prenatal medical decision-making, and
… result from socioeconomic and demographic factors, such as malnutrition and teratogens. …

… Fetal anomalies were classified as congenital malformations, … legal and ethical factors and
all 12 fetuses were delivered dead. … , parental education level, socioeconomic status, religious …

… Upon prenatal diagnosis of a congenital malformation, parents might formulate the …
socio-economic problems. Other studies usually found larger differences related to more factors, both …

… PDR was calculated by region, health subsector, clinical … termination of pregnancy for fetal
anomaly is legal, prenatal … of socioeconomic status; women of higher socioeconomic status …