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Environmental pollution and the occurrence of congenital defects in a 15-year period in a south Moravian district.

V Smrcka1, D Leznarová.   

Abstract

We have made a simple 15-year retrospective epidemiological study of a part of South Moravia, district Breclav, on the basis of genetic documentation of 245 congenital defects and 28 spontaneous abortions. The whole area was worked up by computer-geographical methods, and the occurrence of congenital defects was compared both in areas of severe chronic air pollution and in less contamined areas. There were three municipal areas, Mikulov, Breclav-Postorná, Velké Bilovice and their surroundings, in which an increased number of congenital defects was recorded. In the municipal area of Breclav-Postorná there was also a greater occurrence of organic solvents and phosphoric acid and a significantly higher occurrence of spontaneous abortions and at the same time a higher occurrence of heart defects.

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Year:  1998        PMID: 9949547

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Acta Chir Plast        ISSN: 0001-5423


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