Table 2 Estimated livebirth prevalence of T21 in the Netherlands, 2000–2013

From: Older mothers and increased impact of prenatal screening: stable livebirth prevalence of trisomy 21 in the Netherlands for the period 2000–2013

Year

Total livebirths

Expected number of T21 livebirths

Natural livebirth prevalence of T21 per 10 000

AC_ToP

CVS_ToP

Actual number of T21 livebirths

Impact of prenatal screening (%)

Livebirth prevalence of T21 per 10 000

2000

206 619

401

19.4

99

63

284

29.2

13.7

2001

202 603

405

20.0

83

75

292

28.0

14.4

2002

202 083

410

20.3

107

77

277

32.3

13.7

2003

200 297

416

20.8

117

100

260

37.4

13.0

2004

194 007

413

21.3

118

108

251

39.2

12.9

2005

187 910

407

21.7

80

104

276

32.1

14.7

2006

185 057

407

22.0

99

107

260

36.1

14.0

2007

181 336

405

22.3

92

125

251

38.0

13.8

2008

184 634

414

22.4

111

141

235

43.3

12.7

2009

185 158

418

22.6

118

123

246

41.2

13.3

2010

184 325

418

22.7

125

141

228

45.4

12.4

2011

180 020

407

22.6

99

114

255

37.3

14.2

2012

175 972

395

22.4

78

127

250

36.7

14.2

2013

171 426

384

22.4

93

128

227

40.8

13.3

  1. Actual number of T21 livebirths = expected number of T21 livebirths − ((AC_ToP × 0.75) + (CVS_ToP × 0.68))
  2. Impact of screening (%) = (expected number of T21 livebirths − actual number of T21 livebirths) / expected number of T21 livebirths
  3. The correction factor for natural foetal loss for women screened by AC was 25% and CVS was 32%
  4. T21 trisomy 21, AC_ToP termination of pregnancy subsequent positive amniocentesis, CVS_ToP termination of pregnancy subsequent positive chorionic villus sampling