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Frecuencia del síndrome de Down en Asturias y tendencia temporal, 1990–2004

Authors: Carmen Mosquera Tenreiro; Fernando Ariza Hevia; Cristina Rodríguez Dehli; Joaquín Fernández Toral; Enrique García López; Isolina Riaño Galán;

Frecuencia del síndrome de Down en Asturias y tendencia temporal, 1990–2004

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Resumen Fundamento y objetivo El sindrome de Down (SD) es la cromosomopatia mas frecuente y se asocia a importante morbilidad. El objetivo de este estudio fue conocer la frecuencia de SD y otras cromosomopatias en Asturias y su evolucion temporal. Material y metodo Se analizaron los datos del Registro de Defectos Congenitos de Asturias (RDCA), de base poblacional, incluidos los casos diagnosticados en nacidos y abortos inducidos (AI) entre 1990 y 2004. Resultados En 103.452 nacidos se registraron 356 cromosomopatias (176 nacidos y 180 AI), con una prevalencia total de 22 casos por 10.000 nacidos en 1990 y 48,6 en 2004. El SD fue la mas frecuente, con 210 casos y una prevalencia total de 13 casos/10.000 en 1990 y 29,1 en 2004. Un 63% de los nacidos con SD presentaron anomalias asociadas. Conclusiones Los cambios en la edad materna y los programas de diagnostico prenatal han influido en la evolucion temporal de prevalencia de SD.

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