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Validity of maternal and perinatal risk factors reported on fetal death certificates.

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Title: Validity of maternal and perinatal risk factors reported on fetal death certificates.
Authors: Lydon-Rochelle MT (AUTHOR), Cárdenas V (AUTHOR), Nelson JL (AUTHOR), Tomashek KM (AUTHOR), Mueller BA (AUTHOR), Easterling TR (AUTHOR)
Source: American Journal of Public Health. Nov2005, Vol. 95 Issue 11, p1948-1951. 4p.
Subjects: Fetal death -- Risk factors, Pregnancy complications, Obstetrical emergencies, Medical records, Prenatal care
Geographic Terms: United States
Abstract: We sought to estimate the accuracy, relative to maternal medical records, of perinatal risk factors recorded on fetal death certificates. We conducted a validation study of fetal death certificates among women who experienced fetal deaths between 1996 and 2001. The number of previous births, established diabetes, chronic hypertension, maternal fever, performance of autopsy, anencephaly, and Down syndrome had very high accuracy, while placental cord conditions and other chromosomal abnormalities were reported inaccurately. Additional population-based studies are needed to identify strategies to improve fetal death certificate data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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