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Oleh : E. Suryadi
FK UGM YOGYA
ETIOLOGY congenital anomaly
Genetic: gene mutation (7-8%), chromosome
aberration (6-7%)
Environment (7-10%)
chemise: drug
biology: virus
physic: radiation
mechanic: be tied umbilical string
Multifactor: interaction between genetic and
environment (20-25%)
Unknown (50-60%)
MEKANISME: Disturbance of Polypeptide
Synthesis
Congenital anomaly= birth defect abnormality in
organogenesis is caused by abnormality of mitosis,
differentiation, morphogenetic of cells or tissues
Genetranscriptiontranslation -- epigenesis
- chromosome aberration
- mutation
Protein fungsional/structural
Enzyme metabolism process
Receptor induction
Extra-cellular proteins induction interaction
Hormone stimulation
Nutrition metabolism resources
Kinds of birth defect
12
Gambaran klinik Trisomi 21
Menthal deficiency
Brachycephaly,
Flat nasal bridge
Protruding tongue; simian crease
Congenital heart defects
Gastrointestinal tract abnormalities
Trisomy 18
14
Trisomy 13
15
3. TETRASOMY AND PENTASOMY
Have four or five sex chromosome mental
retardation and physical impairment
4. MOSAICISM
Person with this condition have two or more cell
lines with different karyotypes (46 XX / 45 x 0 /
47 XXX)
The autosomes and the sex chromosome may
be involved
Usually the malformation are less serious
Usually arises by non disjunction during early
cleavage division
5. POLYPLOIDY
Pseudo hermaphrodites
have testes called male pseudohermaphrodites
have ovaries called female pseudohermaphrodites
Beberapa istilah pada cacat lahir
Defek sistem tunggal : adalah kelainan pada
bagian salah satu organ sistem tertentu saja.
Asosiasi: kumpulan kelainan pada suatu kasus
tetapi tak cukup konsisten untuk dikatakan sbg
syndrom.
Sekuen: defek awal yang kemudian ditambah
akibatnya sehingga menjadi ganda
Kompleks: adanya pengaruh buruk yang
berakibat kelainan stuktur yang berdekatan
Syndrom: kelainan ganda yang terjadi secara
konsisten.
Origin of the Normal Abnormal
malformation development development
Dominant or
Point mutation Genetic recessive defect
Chromosomal information
Syndrome of
aberration chromosomal
aberration
Placenta of
mother Embryo
Organogenesis Important defects
Exogenous and
multifactorial
actions Metabolic Malformations
Fetus anomalies
genital system
nervous system