Parental Age and the Risk of Cleft Lip and Palate in a Nigerian Population - A Case-Control Study.

Olutayo James,Olufemi A Erinoso,Ajoke O Ogunlewe,Wasiu L Adeyemo,Akinola L Ladeinde,Mobolanle O Ogunlewe

Annals of maxillofacial surgery（2020）

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Abstract

Our findings suggest that mothers aged 26-35 years may have lower odds of giving birth to babies with orofacial clefts, compared to younger mothers. Similarly, fathers aged above 35 years may have lower odds of giving birth to a child with orofacial cleft compared to fathers aged 25 years and less.

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Cleft lip,cleft palate,maternal age,paternal age

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