Analysis of perinatal outcomes of pregnancies from consanguineous marriages in a tertiary hospital in Bursa, Turkey

Aim: In this article, we aimed to contribute the outcomes of consanguineous marriage literature by analyzing fetal results in population.
 Material and Method: We included 185 patients retrospective research. Demographic, clinical, ultrasonographic delivery data were received from electronic patient records. Also, recorded postnatal results, findings infants. By combining all data, reported a descriptive analysis our cases with perinatology follow-up.
 Results: had 231 pregnant women study, their mean age was 28.9 years. 117 (50.6%) first-degree, 114 (50.4%) second-degree marriages. Fetal evaluated as usual 157 (68%) scans performed between prenatal 20-24 weeks gestation. When look at first examinations babies, no abnormal 134 babies (58.8%). Twenty-two infants (9.6%) followed up neonatal intensive care unit diagnosis transient tachypnea newborn, phototherapy required 14 (6.1%) due hyperbilirubinemia. The number requiring surgical intervention after or significant life-threatening anomalies 56 32 There spina bifida 8 hydrocephalus 9 
 Conclusion: an increased level congenital associated Health centers should educate individuals regarding negative role cousin marriages leading abnormalities children.