CHDRFKB

Factor Information
Data ID	1915
Factor	Complexity of CHD
Description	While 70% of cases received some recurrence risk counseling, those with advanced education and complex CHD in the affected relative were more likely to receive counseling. Few at-risk cases interacted with genetic services (19%). Subjects with a higher educational status were more likely to report that they received recurrence risk counseling (P = .045), as were those with more complex types of CHD in the sibling or parent of the fetus (P = .041) (Table 3).
Biomarker	NA
Classification	A3 (clinical factor - disease & symptom)

Association
Application	prognosis
Objective	Recurrence Risk Counseling
p Value	0.041
Conclusion	At-risk mothers with lower education are less likely to take preconceptual folic acid supplementation or receive recurrence risk counseling. Health care providers should proactively provide this information to all at-risk patients and develop collaborations with genetic services.
Risk Factor	unknown

Reference
PMID	25059817
Year	2015
Title	Preconceptual Folic Acid Use and Recurrence Risk Counseling for Congenital Heart Disease.

Sample
Population	pregnant women
Source	questionnaire responses and demographic data.
Region	Philadelphia, USA
Method	Chi-square analyses
Race	North America
Disease History	N/A
Treatment History	N/A
Group	Case with recurrence risk counselling(Treatment)	Case without recurrence risk counselling(Control)
Number	54	19
Age	31.1 ± 5.5 years	30.9 ± 6.6 years
Gender (Male: Female)	0:54	0:19
Marker Level	Recurrence Risk Counseling: 14(25.9%(simple CHD); 24 (44.4%) (Moderate of CHD); 16 (29.7) (Severe of CHD)	without Recurrence Risk Counseling: 11(57.9%)(simple CHD); 5 (26.3) (Moderate of CHD); 3 (15.8) (Severe of CHD)