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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2014 Jul;124(1):83–90. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000000336

Table 3.

Frequency of Ultrasonographically Detected Anomalies by Anatomical System in Karyotypically Normal Pregnancies

ALL (n=752) Isolated

Ultrasound Anomaly n† Array CNVs(n) IncrementalYield (%) P n Array CNVs(n) IncrementalYield (%) P
Cardiac 154 24 15.58% <0.001 66 7 10.61% 0.012*
Face 66 10 15.15% <0.001* 20 2 10.00% -
Thorax 40 6 15.00% 0.004* 22 1 4.55% -
Amniotic Fluid 44 6 13.64% 0.006* 2 1 50.00% -
Head shape 23 3 13.04% - 6 0
Umbilical 32 4 12.50% 0.03* 0 0
Renal 69 8 11.59% 0.004* 20 3 15.00% 0.036*
Gastrointestinal 37 4 10.81% 0.047* 5 0
Central nervous system 149 14 9.40% <0.001 63 2 3.17% -
Skeletal 136 12 8.82% 0.003 36 1 2.78% -
Genital 12 1 8.33% - 3 0
Effusion 65 4 6.15% - 15 1 6.67% -
Spine 18 1 5.56% - 2 0
Neck 236 12 5.08% - 187 7 3.74% -
Neck (excluding NT>3.5mm, NF>6mm, and cystic hygroma) 2 0 1 0
Abdominal wall 40 1 2.50% - 24 0
Ear 0 0 0 0
Placenta 8 0 1 0

CNVs, copy number variants; NT = nuchal translucency; NF= nuchal fold,.

Numbers add up to >752, as each fetus may have anomalies in more than one system.

*

P-value calculated using Fisher’s Exact test.

Bonferroni correction threshold: p=.001.