英文摘要 |
In prenatal screening programs, chromosome examination is important, especially for groups with advanced maternal age and high incidence of maternal abortion. According to results of statistics, generally, 2% of fetuses have chromosome abnormalities and abnormal chromosomes usually lead to different kinds of congenital malformations, and even habitual abortion or unexplained miscarriages. Further, about 50%-60% of aborted fetuses are caused by chromosome abnormalities. In view of this, to avoid cases of children with chromosome abnormalities, along with the resulting burden on families and society, the Health Promotion Administration encourages high-risk groups of pregnant women to seek prenatal diagnoses by collecting fetal villi or extracting amniotic fluid to conduct chromosome analysis to determine normal fetuses. Therefore, prenatal chromosome analysis of amniotic fluid is a meaningful preventive service task. The purpose for our research is to discover the relationship between the risk factors and chromosome anomalies by examining abnormal cases using amniotic fluid chromosome analysis. This research is based on the analysis of amniocentesis data from Chanhua Show Chwan Memorial Hospital. Tracing back the data of the abnormal cases, we can discover the relationship between risk factors and chromosome anomalies. The duration of our amniocentesis research was from 2006 to 2015. During this period, 2011 pregnant women accepted amniocentesis in our hospital. The total abnormality rate of chromosome study for amniocentesis cases was 1.69 %. Since 1994, Down screening of maternal blood has been introduced in the obstetric clinics in our hospital. The average detection rate of amniocentesis in fetal chromosome abnormalities has increased from 1.52% to 1.69%. Chromosome abnormalities have been noted to result in prominent change, especially in Trisomy 21, the sexual chromosome and translocation chromosome abnormalities. Generally, the abnormal number of chromosomes occurs in the stage of meiosis. The structural abnormality of chromosomes is related to the parent origin. We hope our data can provide more information for obstetric clinic doctors, enhance eugenic knowledge and serve as a reference during prenatal genetic consultations. The results also can contribute to the database in Taiwan. |