gastroschisis/ニコチン

In recent years, we have treated two families that had successive siblings with gastroschisis. In the first family, the delivery of their second child, a boy with gastroschisis, was followed 11 months later by the delivery of a girl also with gastroschisis. The mother admitted to use of tobacco,

While research has demonstrated the effects of tobacco control policies on birth outcomes, there is little known about their impact on birth defects. Using 2005-2015 natality data on 26,334,854 singletons from 47 US states and District of Columbia linked to state-level cigarette taxes and smoke-free

Smoking cigarettes during pregnancy and nursing causes considerable health damage to the fetus and to the infant during the initial growth phase. A smoking mother puts her child at considerable risk, not only of higher incidence of spontaneous abortion, premature ablatio placentae and reduced weight

BACKGROUND Primary prevention efforts for both gastroschisis and omphalocele are limited by the lack of known risk factors. Our objective was to investigate associations between potential maternal risk factors and gastroschisis and omphalocele within a large population-based sample of participants

OBJECTIVE To describe the incidence of gastroschisis and to identify possible aetiological factors. METHODS A retrospective case review study. METHODS The South West Region of England. METHODS All known cases of gastroschisis were identified from the regional fetal medicine, ultrasound, pathology

BACKGROUND Recent studies provide conflicting information about gastroschisis prevalence trends. The authors proposed that prevalence of gastroschisis in live births has increased in Utah and that characteristics of these infants would provide clinically useful information about treatment and

OBJECTIVE We sought to determine if periconceptional exposure to agrichemicals was associated with the development of gastroschisis. METHODS We conducted a retrospective, case-controlled study using Washington State Birth Certificate and US Geological Survey databases. Cases included all live-born

Gastroschisis, an abdominal wall defect, most often occurs in infants of young mothers. To identify risk factors for gastroschisis, we conducted a case-control study in the population surveyed by the California Birth Defects Monitoring Program (CBDMP). From structured questionnaire data, we compared

BACKGROUND Gastroschisis and small intestinal atresia are congenital anomalies that may arise from vascular disruption. It is hypothesized that maternal exposure to cocaine, amphetamines, decongestants and nicotine, all of which have vasoconstrictive actions, can contribute to these defects. The

OBJECTIVE To detect the number and diagnosis of fetal malformations in teenage pregnancies and to evaluate whether low maternal age or epigenetic factors have an influence on this issue. METHODS We performed a retrospective analysis in a single center for prenatal diagnostics in Northern Germany. We