Prevalence of congenital heart defects in Europe, 2008-2015: A registry-based study.
Chrysovalanto MamasoulaMarie-Claude AddorClara Cavero CarbonellCarlos M DiasLuis-Javier Echevarría-González-de-GaribayMiriam GattBabak KhoshnoodKari KlungsoyrKay RandallSylvia StoianovaMartin HaeuslerVera NelenAmanda J NevilleIsabelle PerthusAnna PieriniBénédicte Bertaut-NativelAnke RissmannFlorence RougetBruno SchaubDavid TuckerDiana WellesleyNatalya Zymak-ZakutniaIngeborg BarisicHermien E K de WalleMonica LanzoniCarmel MullaneyLindsay PenningtonJudith RankinPublished in: Birth defects research (2022)
The total prevalence of CHD in Europe between the years 2008 and 2015 remained stable for all CHD and across the three CHD severity groups. The decreasing trend reported by previous studies has not continued. However, we found significant differences in the total and live birth prevalence by registry.
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