Congenital malformation.

- Congenital abnormality

- Congenital malformations;

Congenital physical disabilities

Congenital rubella syndrome

Not covered due to congenital abnormalities

Claims concerning congenital conditions

3. Congenital malformations (Q00-Q99)

102. Screening for congenital diseases conducted in the Republic has shown that congenital defects have increased since the Chernobyl accident.

The greatest number of registered congenital anomalies causing the death of infants are congenital anomalies of the heart, blood vessels and the brain.

They're congenitally deformed.

Congenital heart defect.

Leber congenital amaurosis.

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia?

In his case, congenital.

- On congenitally malformed hearts.

- A congenital condition?

Your suspect has congenital anhidrosis.

It's a rare congenital disorder.

Or a congenital metabolic disorder.

We all know that the Conference is going through a difficult period, during which its minor congenital defects have been compounded for some time by suspicion, squabbling and game-playing from another age.

Mention should also be made of (1) the wider coverage in the vaccination campaign aimed at the elderly and the maintenance of the levels of children and adult immunization; (2) the mobilization for controlling dengue, whose incidence has declined nationwide since the introduction of the National Dengue Control Program in 2002, particularly as regards grave cases of the disease; and stabilization of the annual number of new cases; (3) wider coverage of services for identifying vertical transmission of HIV and congenital syphilis; (4) initiatives aimed at the permanent reinforcement of the fight against tuberculosis and Hansen's disease; (5) incentives to the decentralization of the services for the diagnostic and treatment of these diseases, with a view to widening the access to and implementation of supervised treatment.