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. 1974 Oct;49(10):782–788. doi: 10.1136/adc.49.10.782

Chromosome studies in investigation of stillbirths and neonatal deaths*

Rhona Bauld, Grant R Sutherland, A Douglas Bain
PMCID: PMC1649200  PMID: 4429360

Abstract

Chromosome studies have been attempted on all late abortions, stillbirths, and neonates coming to necropsy in Edinburgh over a 1-year period. Results were obtained in 153 cases and of these 7·2% had chromosome abnormalities. It is suggested that chromosome studies should become a routine part of the perinatal necropsy.

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