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Cause of congenital malformations: - Drugs & chemical: thalidomide, alcohol- Ionizing radiation: X-rays- Maternal infections: TORCHS - Maternal disease: Diabetes, phenylketonuria, endocrine disorders First 3 months (1st trimester) = most crucial period
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