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Chromosomal abnormality
Using teratogenic medication by mother duringpregnancy such as phenytoin,retinoic acid
Smoking, alcohol consumption during pregnancy
Mother comorbidities such as[[ diabetes mellitus], hypertension, obesity, phenylketonuria, thyroid disease, epilepsy, connective tissue disorders
Infections during pregnancy such as rubella,cytomegalovirus, Coxsackie, herpes virus 6, toxoplasmosis gondi,parvovirus B19, HIV,[[ influenza]

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 == Risk Factors ==
+* Chromosomal abnormality
-* There are no specific [[risk factors]] for the occurrence of[[ tricuspid atresia ]]during [[pregnancy]].
+* Using teratogenic medication by mother during[[ pregnancy]] such as [[phenytoin]],[[ retinoic acid]]
-* Few cases of tricuspid atresia with [[VACTERL Association]] and [[chromosomal abnormalities]] including[[ trisomy 13]],18 and [[tetrasomy 22]] were reported.
+* [[Smoking]], alcohol consumption during [[pregnancy]]
-* Other potential factors include access to prenatal care and the mother's behavior during pregnancy (i.e. alcohol consumption, illicit drug use, etc).
+* Mother comorbidities such as[[ diabetes mellitus], [[hypertension]], [[obesity]], [[phenylketonuria]], [[thyroid disease]], [[epilepsy]], [[connective tissue disorders]]
+* Infections during pregnancy such as [[rubella]],[[cytomegalovirus]], [[Coxsackie]], [[herpes virus 6]], [[toxoplasmosis gondi]],[[ parvovirus B19]], [[HIV]],[[ influenza]
 ==References==