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. 2017 Jun 30;103(1):F22–F28. doi: 10.1136/archdischild-2016-311845

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Proportion of infant deaths among live births with congenital anomaly, by age at death, and association with multiple malformations or syndromes, for 17 EUROCAT registries in nine countries, 2005–2009. *Years as stated in Table 1. Nine countries (17 full member EUROCAT registries) which ascertain more than 80% of the infant mortality attributed to congenital anomaly recorded by WHO: Austria = Styria; Belgium = Antwerp and Hainaut; Denmark = Odense; Ireland = Dublin, SE Ireland and Cork & Kerry; Spain = Basque Country; UK = Wales, SW England, Wessex, Northern England, EMSYCAR and Thames Valley; Ukraine. *Years as stated in Table 1.