Publications by authors named "Jorge Galvez-Pradillo"
Risk of mayor and minor birth defects in children conceived by assisted reproductive technology (IVF/ICSI): A prospective controlled cohort study.
María José Sánchez Soler Vanesa López-González María Juliana Ballesta-Martínez Jorge Gálvez-Pradillo María Nicolás-Arnao
An Pediatr (Engl Ed)
December 2021
Introduction: About 0.2-6.1% of newborns in the developed world have been conceived by assisted reproductive techniques (ART).
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- About 0.2-6.1% of newborns in developed countries are conceived through assisted reproductive techniques (ART), which have been linked to higher malformation rates; however, defining a direct cause remains challenging due to confounding factors.
- A study was conducted over two years in a Spanish hospital to assess major and minor malformations in ART newborns compared to naturally conceived (NC) controls, with data collected from 231 ART newborns and 208 NC controls.
- Results showed no significant differences in major malformations between ART (7.8%) and NC (7.2%) newborns, but the ART group exhibited a higher prevalence of certain minor anomalies and a consistent pattern of craniofacial anomalies, indicating that while
[Assessment of psychomotor development of Spanish children up to 3 years of age conceived by assisted reproductive techniques: Prospective matched cohort study].
María José Sánchez-Soler Vanesa López-González María Juliana Ballesta-Martínez Jorge Gálvez-Pradillo Rosario Domingo-Martínez
An Pediatr (Engl Ed)
April 2020
Introduction: More than five million children have been conceived by assisted reproductive techniques (ART) around the world. Most authors agree that there are no differences in psychomotor development in comparison to naturally conceived children. However, these results are still contradictory.
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