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Neural tube defects 1974–96: down but not out
  1. JOHN P BOUND
  1. Department of Paediatrics
  2. Victoria Hospital
  3. Blackpool
  4. FY3 8NR
  5. Centre for Applied Statistics
  6. Lancaster University
  7. Department of Pathology
  8. Royal Lancaster Infirmary
    1. B J FRANCIS
    1. Department of Paediatrics
    2. Victoria Hospital
    3. Blackpool
    4. FY3 8NR
    5. Centre for Applied Statistics
    6. Lancaster University
    7. Department of Pathology
    8. Royal Lancaster Infirmary
      1. P W HARVEY
      1. Department of Paediatrics
      2. Victoria Hospital
      3. Blackpool
      4. FY3 8NR
      5. Centre for Applied Statistics
      6. Lancaster University
      7. Department of Pathology
      8. Royal Lancaster Infirmary

        https://doi.org/10.1136/fn.76.3.F214

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          Editor—We read with interest the paper by Murphy et al 1 reporting that the decline in prevalence of neural tube defects reached a plateau in the 1990s. In 1991 we reported the results of …

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