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BOF: 2.8

A 24-year-old female who has primary generalised epilepsy and is on sodium valproate attends the antenatal clinic for her first consultation. The registrar who sees her rings you up to ask you for advice regarding the risk of teratogenecity of this drug. You reply that the baby is at risk of developing:

a)      Atrial septal defect

b)      Cleft lip and palate

c)     Tracheo-oesophageal fistula

d)      Neural tube defects

e)      Renal agenesis

 

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