Maternal risk factors for the VACTERL association: A EUROCAT case-control study.

Romy van de PutteIris A L M van RooijCynthia P HaanappelCarlo L M MarcelisHan G BrunnerMarie-Claude AddorClara Cavero-CarbonellCarlos M DiasElizabeth S DraperLarraitz EtxebarriarteunMiriam GattBabak KhoshnoodAgnieszka Kinsner-OvaskainenKari KlungsoyrJenny J KurinczukAnna Latos-BielenskaKaren LuytMary T O'MahonyNicola MillerCarmel MullaneyVera NelenAmanda J NevilleIsabelle PerthusAnna PieriniHanitra RandrianaivoJudith RankinAnke RissmannFlorence RougetBruno SchaubDavid TuckerDiana WellesleyAwi WieselNatalya Zymak-ZakutniaMaria LoaneIngeborg BarisicHermien E K de WalleJorieke Elisabertha Hermina BergmanNel Roeleveld

Published in: Birth defects research (2020)

We identified several maternal risk factors for VACTERL in offspring befitting a multifactorial etiology.

Keyphrases

birth weight
pregnancy outcomes
high fat diet
gestational age
type diabetes
pregnant women
adipose tissue
body mass index
metabolic syndrome
insulin resistance