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[Trends in the indications for termination of pregnancy in the last 10 years in Switzerland].


 The problem of induced abortion remains an unsolved one in Switzerland; it is still a taboo subject, at times even among the medical profession. It will be impossible to obtain precise quantitative information until federal directions are imposed on the governments of the various cantons. The penal code is federal, but its interpretation is left to the cantons; thus, induced abortion is practiced in function of the philosophical options of local authorities, sometimes in function of the attitude of clinics' directors. In general induced abortion is not practiced after the 12th. week of pregnancy. Medical indications represents only 8% of cases, while psychiatric indications reach 90%; obviously many cases which are not psychiatric but simply social are made to fall into that category. Eugenic indications represent 2-4% of cases, and they are practically only rubeola and mongolism. There is, moreover, a category of so called "modern" indications, comprising IUD or pill failure, divorce, very young or too old mothers, previous use of radiotherapy or of chemotherapy. Such indications demonstrate a new way of thought, and they are the best indication of the new role of women in society, and of a newer attitude toward sexuality.
