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Gastroschisis Prevalence and Co-occurring Malformations Among Danish Live Births During 1994–2021: A Nationwide Register-Based Study
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In brief
This nationwide Danish registry study examines gastroschisis prevalence trends and associated congenital malformations in live births over 28 years (1994-2021). Understanding co-occurring defects is critical for surgical planning and neonatal intensive care management of these complex cases.
- Gastroschisis prevalence has been rising for decades in Denmark, increasing demand for neonatal surgical and long-term care resources.
- Co-occurring malformations complicate gastroschisis management and should be systematically screened for at birth.
- 28-year Danish registry data (1994–2021) provides population-level insights into gastroschisis epidemiology and associated anomalies.
- Understanding co-malformation patterns helps clinicians anticipate complications and plan multidisciplinary care for gastroschisis patients.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Gastroschisis prevalence has increased for decades with corresponding increases in the need for immediate and follow-up care. Such care can be complicated by presence of co-occurring malformations. This study explores prevalence of gastroschisis and co-occurring malformations among a 28-year cohort of Danish live-born infants.
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