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ACE inhibitors

renal damage

alkylating agents

absence of digits

aminoglycosides

CN VIII toxicity

CBZ

facial dysmorphism


developmental delay


NTDs


phalanx/fingernail hypoplasia

Phenytoin

fetal hydantion syndrome:


cleft palate


cardiac defects


phalanx/fingernail hypoplasia


microcephaly

DES

vaginal clear cell adenocarcinoma


Mullerian abnormalities (vaginal atresia, bifid uterus, etc)

folate antagonists (TMP, pyrimethamine, MTX)

NTDs

Isoretinoin

contraception mandatory


severe birth defects

methimazole

aplasia cutis congenita (scalp)




also seen in Patua

tetracyclines

discolored teeth

thalidomide

limb defects

valproate

inhibited maternal folate absorption causes NTDs

warfarin

bone deformities


fetal hemorrhage


abortion


eye abnormalities

alcohol

MR


facial abnormalities (hypertelorism, smooth philtrum)


limb dislocation


heart lung fistulas


holoprosencephaly


microcephaly




**cell migration failure**

cocaine

IUGR


placental abruption


prematurity

smoking (nicotine, CO)

LBW and IUGR


preterm labor


placenta issues


ADHD

maternal diabetes

macrosomia


hypoglycemia (baby makes too much insulin)


caudal regression syndrome (anal atresia and sirenomelia)


VSDs and transposition of BVs


anencephaly

vitamin A excess

spontaneous abortion


cleft palate (craniofacial)


posterior fossa abnormalities (dandy-walker, chiari malformation)


great vessel abnormalities (ToF, etc)

x-rays

microcephaly


MR

Caudal regression syndrome

maternal diabetes babies




agenesis of sacrum and/or lumbar spine causes flaccid paralysis of LLs and absent reflexes at ankles


contractures of feet


anal atresia


sirenomelia

dizygotic twins

dichorionic diamniotic

monozygotic twins from 0-4 days

25%




dichorionic diamniotic




split before morula

monozygotic twins that split between 4-8 days (before blastocyst)

monochorionic diamniotic (same placenta but separate sacs)

monozygotic twins that split once blastocyst implants (8-12 days)

monochorionic monoamniotic

monozygotic twins that split after 13 days once implanted

conjoined (embryonic bilaminar disc already formed)

2 vessel cord

single umbilical a




Edwards syndrome