Table II.
Discrete variables: n (%) | |
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Continuous variables: Range (Mean) | |
Participant Demographics | |
Female | 88 (87.1) |
Male | 13 (12.9) |
European | 79 (79) |
Asian | 6 (6) |
Mixed | 8 (8) |
Othera | 7 (7) |
Religious | 55 (56.7) |
Non-religious | 42 (43.2) |
Demographics related to Pregnancy/Delivery of Child with DS | |
Had prenatal screening | 18 (18.2) |
Did not have prenatal screening | 78 (78.8) |
Unsure whether had prenatal screening | 3 (3.0) |
Had diagnostic testing | 7 (7.0) |
Did not have diagnostic testing | 92 (92.0) |
Unsure whether had diagnostic testing | 1 (1.0) |
Maternal Age at Delivery b | 23–47 (33.7) |
Demographics for Children with DS | |
Female | 53 (52.0) |
Male | 49 (48.0)c |
Age | 5 months–54 years (15 years) |
DS Diagnosis made Prenatally | 7 (7.1) |
DS Diagnosis made at Birth | 78 (79.6) |
DS Diagnosis made >1 day post deliveryd | 13 (13.3) |
We also included the response options “African” and “Aboriginal” but no respondents selected these options.
This represents the 85 biological mothers who responded to this survey.
This includes one set of twins.
This ranged from days to months after birth; one child was not diagnosed until 11 months.
Three children were adopted and were not included in these percentages.