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SD51: Perinatal deaths by birth weight and duration of pregnancy

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5/28/2025
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Estonian Causes of Death Register, National Institute for Health Development
SD51
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Field for searching for a specific value in the list box. This is examples of values you can search for.All birth weights , Up to 499 g , 500-999 g ,

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Field for searching for a specific value in the list box. This is examples of values you can search for.All durations of pregnancy , 22 , 23 ,

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Definitions and methodology
The dataset provides an overview of perinatal deaths (all, early neonatal deaths (0-6 days), stillbirths) in Estonia. The data is presented by birth weight and gestational age in weeks. The purpose of collecting these data is to process cause-of-death information to assess population health and to plan prevention activities and policies. Data are submitted by physicians and forensic doctors and are compiled via the X-road data exchange layer from the health information system and the Estonian Population Register and, for perinatal deaths, the pregnancy information system. Data source: Causes of Death Register, National Institute for Health Development.