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Limb Reduction Disorders

Upper and lower limb reduction disorders occur when a part of or the entire arm (upper limb) or leg (lower limb) of a fetus fails to form completely during pregnancy. The disorder is referred to as a “limb reduction” because a limb is reduced from its normal size or is missing. Read more about Upper and Lower Limb Reduction Defects.

In order to further refine the data being displayed, some advanced options are available at the state level. Users can filter results by:

  • Infant gender
  • Maternal age group
  • Maternal race/ethnicity

The low frequency of individual congenital or inherited disorders means that most county level measures are suppressed due to counts of 5 or less.

Measure Description:

  • The Prevalence per 10K Live Births is the number of live-born infants diagnosed with the selected congenital or inherited disorder per 10,000 live births during the stated five year period.

Use the tabs to see the different data visualizations.

Measures are defined above the visualization. Additional help can be found in the Help Section.

To download a data table click on the Title Text of the data table, click "Download" on the right below the data visualization, click "Crosstab" from the listed file formats, and click "Download". A '.csv' file will then download and can be opened in a text or spreadsheet application.