Study Of Clinically Manifested Congenital Malformations In Live Births

Abstract

Congenital malformations cause a significant share of infant mortality and morbidity and health care expenditure. This study focusses on the spectrum of clinically manifested congenital malformations among live births at Tertiary care hospital and the incidence of clinically manifested congenital malformations among live births at Tertiary care hospital. A cross-sectional study in 4786 live births is a prospective study of surviving infants born scope and clinical manifestations of congenital malformations. It was noted that the abnormal impact significantly detects a total of 4786 live births, the number of infants with a congenital malformation of 100 stillbirths, infant mortality and child morbidity. The number of congenital infant disabilities is due to the advanced diagnostic technology, especially the increase USG prenatal and neonatal period. In the current study, 2753 (57.5%) and 2033 (42.5%), male and female fertility. Congenital male fertility in the baby was observed to be relatively high (68) as compared to comparative female (32) cases, as per the chi-square test (p<0.05). For the prevalence of 27 babies (27 per cent), in our study, congenital abnormalities, though two instances (2 per cent) of low birth weights, 9 (9 per cent) of the children were very low birth weights and 16 (27.5 per cent), of the normal birth weight.