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A STUDY ON SPECTRUM OF CONGENITALANOMALIES DELIVERED IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTER

INTRODUCTION: Congenital anomaliesaccount for 9% of neonatal deaths in India. Prevalence of birth anomalies in India is 6-7%. 
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: The objective was to determine proportion and clinical spectrum of congenital anomalies and maternal and perinatal risk factors associated with congenital anomalies in live newborns in our area.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Neonates born in ALLURI SITARAMA RAJU ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES hospital during study period with documented congenital anomalies are included. All still-borns and gestational age <22wks & birth weight <400gm were excluded. Retrospective hospital-based study, conducted between January 2019 to December 2019 in ASRAM Hospital. 
RESULTS: The total number of births is 1132 during this one year of which, 106 newborns had congenital anomalies. In this study we found that major anomalies (80.2%) , Minor anomalies (19.8%).In this study we found that most of the anomalies were major and mostly involved cardiovascular system. In minor anomalies the most common defect was sacral dimple.
CONCLUSION: Congenital anomalies can be reduced with in-utero surgeries, and necessary preventive measures which are becoming feasible.