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. 2014 Jul 11;16:89–94. doi: 10.1007/8904_2014_324

Table 1.

Number of FAOD detected in the participating Iberian NBS programs and estimated birth prevalences, as well as in other NBS programs with available data reported

Region Screened newborns Fatty acid β-oxidation disorders
Iberia SCADD MCADD VLCADD LCHADD MADD CPT1 CPT2 CUD Overall
Portugal 812,902 Not screened 97 1/8,380 8 1/101,613 7 1/116,129 3 1/270,967 2 1/406,451 3 1/270,967 8 1/101,613 1/6,351
Galicia 278,371 5 1/55,674 14 1/19,884 0 0 3 1/92,790 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/12,653
Múrcia 124,942 1 1/124,942 3 1/41,647 0 0 2 1/62,471 1 1/124,942 0 0 0 0 1 1/124,942 1/15,618
Western Andalucia 272,462 3 1/90,981 15 1/18,196 0 0 0 0 1 1/272,462 1 1/272,462 0 0 1 1/272,462 1/12,997
Aragón/La Rioja 54,901 1 1/54,901 3 1/18,300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/13,725
Eastern Andalucia 128,228 3 1/42,743 8 1/16,029 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1/42,743 2 1/60,114 1/8,014
Overall 1,672,286 13 1/66,106 140 1/11,945 8 1/209,036 12 1/139,357 5 1/334,457 3 1/557,429 6 1/278,714 11 1/139,357 1/7.914
(95% CI: 1/113,111–1/38,634) (95% CI: 1/14,093–1/10,122) (95% CI: 1/415,522–1/105,923) (95% CI: 1/243,603–1/79,720) (95% CI: 1/783,014–1/142,860) (95% CI: 1/1,639,060–1/189,576) (95% CI: 1/608,135–1/127,737) (95% CI: 1/272,250–1/84,891) (95% CI: 1/9,054–1/6,916)
Austria (Kasper et al. 2010) 622,489 1/155,622 1/24,900 1/88,927 1/69,165 1/311,245 0 0 1/311,245 1/12,704
Germany (Lindner et al. 2011) 583,555a/1,084,195b 1/64,839a 1/14,0808b 1/180,699b 1/216,839b 1/194,517a 1/1,084,195b 1/1,084,195b 1/194,518a 1/9,198
Denmark (Lund et al. 2012) 190,287a/504,049b/363,538c 1/190,287a 1/9,164b 1/168,016b 1/168,016b 0c 1/363,538c 0c 1/100,810b 1/7,691
Italyd 640,707 1/27,857 1/22,882 1/45,765 1/640,707 0 1/640,707 1/640,707 1/128,141 1/8,777
Greece (Loukas et al. 2010) 45,000 0 1/45,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/45,000
Switzerland (Rhead 2006) 57,000 1/11,500
UK (Oerton et al. 2011) 1,500,000 1/10,204
Belgium(Bodamer and Pollitt 2005) 120,000 1/15,000
Netherlands (Derks et al. 2008) 182,850 1/9,624
USA
New England (Zytkovicz et al. 2001) 164,000 1/32,800 1/16,400 1/164,000 0 0 0 1/164,000 0 1/9,647
North Carolina (Frazier et al. 2006) 944,078 1/118,010 1/12,933 1/78,673 1/314,693 0 0 1/472,039 0 1/9,633
California (Feuchtbaum et al. 2006; Gallant et al. 2012) 353,894a/2,632,058b 1/34,632b 1/27,223a 1/353,894a 1/353,894a 1/176,947a 0 0 0 1/13,002
Michigane 708,257 1/16,097 1/13,620 1/88,532 1/708,257 1/354,129 0 1/708,257 1/354,129 1/6,439
Western USA (Merritt et al. 2014) 2,802,504 1/53,894
New York (Arnold et al. 2010) ±1,501,022 1/24,210
Japan (Bodamer and Pollitt 2005) 102,000 1/51,000
Saudi Arabia (Al-Hassnan et al. 2010) 237,812 1/18,293
Australia (Wilcken et al. 2003) 362,000 1/72,400 1/21,294 1/120,667 0 0 0 0 1/120,667 1/12,929

a-crefer to the number of screened newborns in a given population

dData from Italy was extracted from national NBS reports from 2006 to 2012 (available on http://www.simmesn.it/it/documents/rt_screening/index.html; Accessed on December 2013)

eData from the Michigan NBS program was extracted from program reports from 2006 to 2011 (available on www-michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-2942_2950-233593-,00.html, accessed on September 2013). CI confidence interval, calculated using Wilson’s score method