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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Registry Manag. 2012 Spring;39(1):19–23.

Table 2.

Birth Defectsa in the NHBCP from 2007–2009 in the Identifiable Information Retained (IIR) Groupb and the De-identified Information Retained (DIIR) Groupc

Birth Defect IIR Group (n=656) DIIR Group (n=120)
n % n %
Spina bifida 7 100 0 0
Microcephaly 12 80 3 20
Macrotia 5 83 1 17
Tetralogy of Fallot 10 83 2 17
Ventricular septal defects 38 84 7 16
Patent foramen ovale 14 93 1 7
Pulmonary valve stenosis 10 83 2 17
Hypoplastic left heart syndrome 9 100 0 0
Pulmonary atresia 10 91 1 9
Coarctation of the aorta 4 80 1 20
Orofacial clefts 34 87 5 13
Pyloric stenosis 79 82 17 18
Intestinal atresia 8 80 2 20
Intestinal aganglionosis 6 100 0 0
Hypospadias 126 82 27 18
Unilateral renal agenesis 16 76 5 24
Hydronephrosis 75 83 15 17
Hip dislocation 20 87 3 13
Limb deficiency 7 78 2 22
Diaphragmatic hernia 7 100 0 0
Gastroschisis 6 75 2 25
Trisomy 21 20 83 4 17
Multiple defects 95 86 16 14
a

Only displaying birth defects that had 5 or more cases, by infant.

b

Identifiable information retained (IIR) group consists of parents that did not choose to opt out.

c

De-identified information retained (DIIR) group consists of parents that either chose to opt out, or were treated as an opt-out case since the mailed opt-out package was not delivered.