This book explores a large population-based data set evaluating congenital anomalies as a consequence of maternal diseases. The authors review 50 years’ experience in human teratology, expose weaknesses of earlier studies and offer tips for design of new ones.

This book explores a large population-based data set evaluating congenital anomalies as a consequence of maternal diseases. The authors review 50 years’ experience in human teratology, expose weaknesses of earlier studies and offer tips for design of new ones.

This book explores a large population-based data set evaluating congenital anomalies as a consequence of maternal diseases. The authors review 50 years’ experience in human teratology, expose weaknesses of earlier studies and offer tips for design of new ones.