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The incidence of congenital anomalies is 2% 3% of all deliveries. However, fetal malformations represent 20% 30% of causes of perinatal deaths [2]. Predominance of fetal malformations differs between countries. In Japan incidence of congenital anomalies is 1.07% while in Taiwan it is 4.3%. It has been registered that United States has prevalence of 2% 3% of fetal malformations, 2% in England and 1.49% in South Africa [3]. The difference between countries can be attributed to social, economic and racial health impacts. It has been reported that congenital heart and neural tube defects are the most serious malformations [4]. The etiology of congenital malformation is genetic in 30% 40% and environmental in 4% to 9% of cases. Genetic cause of fetal congenital anomalies represents a great bulk. Six percent of cases are due to Abstract

Predominance of fetal malformations among pregnant women: A multi-centric observational study