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. 2021 Jul 30;35(6):654–663. doi: 10.1111/ppe.12792

TABLE 2.

Mortality among cases with congenital anomalies according to selected maternal, pregnancy and foetal characteristics (n = 7313); Eurocat Northern Netherlands, 2001–2017

Total births Total mortality (early foetal and perinatal mortality combined) Early foetal mortality <24 weeks Perinatal mortality ≥24weeks‒7 days after birth
N n (%) n (%) n (%)
Maternal age
15–35 5992 921 (15.4) 677 (11.3) 244 (4.1)
≥36 1264 359 (28.4) 289 (22.9) 70 (5.5)
Missing 57
Ethnicity
Western 5753 1008 (17.5) 755 (13.1) 253 (4.4)
Non‐Western 302 66 (21.9) 46 (15.2) 20 (6.6)
Missing 1258
Educational Level
Low 711 88 (12.4) 54 (7.6) 34 (4.8)
Middle 2798 464 (16.6) 342 (12.2) 122 (4.4)
High 2394 487 (20.3) 388 (16.2) 99 (4.1)
Missing 1410
Sex of child
Male 4312 648 (15.0) 472 (10.9) 176 (4.1)
Female 2987 618 (20.7) 482 (16.1) 136 (4.6)
Unknown 14
Plurality
Singleton 6504 1195 (18.4) 918 (14.1) 277 (4.3)
Multiple births 340 63 (18.5) 30 (8.8) 33 (9.7)
Missing 469
Gravidity
1 2361 399 (16.9) 298 (12.6) 101 (4.3)
>=2 4404 849 (19.3) 644 (14.6) 205 (4.7)
Missing 548

The Grey Shade terms definitions are Total foetal mortality: Combined early and late foetal mortality, Early foetal mortality: Foetal death (spontaneous and elective) and stillbirths before 24 completed weeks of gestation, Perinatal mortality: Combined late foetal and early neonatal mortality (at or after 24 completed weeks of gestation till day 7 after birth).