Clinical Study
Anencephaly: Do the Pregnancy and Maternal Characteristics Impact the Pregnancy Outcome?
Table 1
Frequency distribution of the associated malformations.
| | Anomaly | | | (total) |
| | Facial defects | Clefts
Others | 10
17 | 27 | | Kidneys and urinary tract defects | Renal agenesis
Obstructive uropathies
Dysplastic kidney | 6
6
5 | 17 | | Limbs defects | | | 13 | | Heart defects | | | 10 | | Genital defects | Penis hypoplasia
Cryptochism
Scrotum hypoplasia
Ambiguous genitalia
Hemiuterus | 3
2
1
1
1 | 8 | | Gastrointestinal tract defects | Intestinal obstruction
Imperforated anus
Others | 2
1
4 | 7 | | Single umbilical artery | | | 6 | | Omphalocele | | | 5 | | Congenital diaphragmatic hernia | | | 4 | | Gastrosquisis | | | 3 | | Pulmonary defects | Pulmonary agenesis
Cystic adenomatoid malfunction of the lung | 1
1 | 2 |
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