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. 2014 Mar 12;2014:160780. doi: 10.1155/2014/160780

Table 2.

Presence of congenital malformations in infants whose mothers reported the use of thyroxin in early pregnancy (n = 23 259) and in all infants born (n = 1 567 736).

Malformation Number with thyroxin Total number OR/RR 95% CI
Any relatively severe malformation 730 48 012 1.06 0.98–1.14
Any chromosome anomaly 59 2927 1.18 0.91–1.53
Down syndrome 42 1911 1.25 0.92–1.69
Excluding chromosome anomalies
 Neural tube defects 7 725 0.81 0.33–1.68#
 Other CNS malformations 22 1118 1.60 1.052.44
 Severe eye malformations 6 577 0.84 0.34–1.74#
 Severe ear malformations 4 277 1.03 0.28–2.63#
 Choanal atresia 7 161 3.14 1.26–6.47#
 Orofacial clefts 40 2740 1.01 0.79–1.38
 Cardiovascular defects 245 15891 1.05 0.92–1.19
 Septal defects 171 10974 1.04 0.94–1.28
 Oesophageal atresia 9 444 1.38 0.63–2.62#
 Small gut atresia 3 390 0.54 0.11–1.58#
 Anal atresia 16 588 1.85 1.00–1.85#
 Pyloric stenosis 11 1095 0.74 0.41–1.33
 Abdominal wall defects 5 412 1.28 0.42–2.98#
 Diaphragmatic hernia 8 365 1.56 0.67–3.08#
 Hypospadias 70 4508 1.05 0.82–1.32
 Severe kidney malformations 16 873 1.32 0.81–2.17
 Pes equinovarus 28 2115 0.93 0.64–1.35
 Poly- or syndactyly 38 3065 0.93 0.60–1.14
 Limb reduction defects 13 826 1.13 0.65–1.96
 Craniosynostosis 10 857 0.79 0.42–1.48

Odds ratio (OR) or risk ratio (RR marked#) with 95% confidence intervals (95% CI). Bold text marks statistical significance.